A leader in composite solutions
Setting the standard
for innovative technologies
For decades, we have worked to understand and address market needs. Our origins are in composite tanks, and today Xerxes® corrosion-resistant fiberglass tanks are recognized as a leading choice for underground fuel and water applications. Our newest HydroChain™ product line continues our tradition of serving customers’ needs. With increased regulations for stormwater management, we provide solutions that help manage, protect and conserve our precious water resources.
20+ years
of treatment, infiltration and storage technologies for stormwater
45+ years
of fiberglass tank design and
manufacturing for fuel and water
Fuel, water and stormwater products
For everywhere you live and work
Our underground fuel and water tanks, and stormwater management products are designed and manufactured to meet – and exceed – industry standards. There’s no end to where they fit customers’ needs: convenience stores, airports, health care centers, shopping malls, commercial developments, industrial sites. And that’s just the start. The list of applications for our reliable, highly engineered products is endless.
Our corrosion-resistant fiberglass tanks are compatible with all fuel products – both traditional fuels and new biofuels.
Our HydroChain™ products are a long-term solution for stormwater systems in new and retrofit projects.
Our watertight tanks can be designed and manufactured for a variety of water and wastewater applications.
Success Story: Napa Valley Winery
Reusing 1+ million gallons
of water year after year
When its leach field failed, the owners of a Napa Valley winery knew it was time to reconsider their wastewater system. A series of droughts resulted in increased water-use restrictions, which led California wineries to look for ways to treat and reuse wastewater. A Napa winery found the perfect match for their sustainability goals with customized Xerxes® tanks, with the added benefit of the complete corrosion resistance needed for the chemicals and varied pH levels contained in winery wastewater. From the first year of operation, it paid off, with the winery treating and reusing 1.35 million gallons of water – the amount of water they would have had to source from somewhere else. In the words of the winery manager: “Our water now has two life cycles.” That’s a success by all measures.