Who We Are

The Company was formed in September of 1968 to provide tank maintenance & construction services for the Northeastern United States. It was founded specifically to offer consistently high quality work at the most economical prices. Corrosion Control Corp maintains a 7,200 sq.ft. shop and office facility located on about 9 acres of land constructed in 1976 in Pedricktown, NJ. The Company is a Regional Tank Maintenance Company that offers every service necessary, and is small enough to be at your doorstep when you need help.

The majority of the company’s work has been with corrosion protection through coatings and linings. However, the company has become extremely diversified in its effort to continue to meet customer’s requests for an all-inclusive contractor, who can handle the many types of concerns for the storage tank industry. We have operated as a subcontractor for new tanks, doing concrete foundations, in ground piping, electrical work, site improvements, and painting. We have also functioned as a general contractor on several projects involving complete water tank installations.

We have routinely worked for all of the major tank builders such as Advance Tank, Caldwell Tank, CBI, Fisher Tank, Matrix, RECO, and others. We will be happy to provide you with contacts with these tank manufacturers (some of whom may have constructed your tank(s)).

We conduct most of our work with our own employees, who are actually on company payrolls, rather than with subcontractors. By relying primarily on our own work force, we can better assure that you receive the quality of workmanship and schedule that you deserve. All personnel are highly trained, experienced, and are provided with every necessary piece of equipment, including large air compressors, welding machines, bulk blasting pots, dust collectors, spray equipment, power staging, and safety equipment.

The Company remains active in the national trade organizations that support this industry, such as The American Water Works Association (AWWA), Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC) and the National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE). We are also active in a number of local Rural Water Associations in several states. Members of CCC also participated on AWWA Code Committees to help re-write standard recommended painting specifications, and they have directed NACE Seminars. In recent years, it was one of the founders and charter members of the Tank Painting Contractor’s Association