Tank blasting in the Bossier City area

Tank batteries, water tanks, and working steel around Bossier City, blasted to spec by a Shreveport based crew and priced from the published sheet. Call (318) 708-2091 or send the form below.

Bossier City holds most of the metro’s working steel. The Port of Caddo-Bossier industrial park alone stacks fabricators, terminals, and processors along the Red River, and every one of those operations owns tanks, vessels, and structural steel that rusts on a Louisiana schedule. Add the plant corridor off I-220 and the contractor yards feeding Barksdale, and Bossier generates steady blast-and-coat work all year.

Caddo Tank Blasting works Bossier as home territory, minutes across the river. Storage tanks get exteriors blasted to the spec the coating system calls for, SSPC-SP 6 commercial or SP 10 near-white, and primed inside the flash-rust window. Process vessels, pipe racks, and plant steel get the same treatment during shutdowns, scheduled around your maintenance calendar rather than ours.

Every job prices off the published rate sheet, mobilization stated up front. Plant and port work usually needs insurance certificates and a safety plan before anyone blasts; both are ready the day you ask.

Why tank roofs go first

Tank exteriors fail from the roof down in this climate. Ponding rain, humidity, and UV work the roof and upper shell hardest, so a tank that looks decent from the ground is often already pitting up top. A drone or ladder look at the roof before budgeting saves the surprise change order later.

The Bossier industrial map

The work comes from the Port of Caddo-Bossier industrial park, the I-220 plant corridor, the Barksdale Boulevard yards, terminal and fabrication shops along Highway 71, covering ZIPs 71111, 71112. If your tanks stand near those, the crew has probably already worked within sight of them.

Price a Bossier tank or vessel

Describe the tanks, their condition, and the site; the quote comes off the published rate sheet.

Shreveport based crew · Published rates · We come to the site

Bossier plant and port questions

Can you blast tanks inside an operating plant?

Yes, with the plant’s rules leading. Hot-work permits, containment, air monitoring where required, and scheduling around operations are all normal for us. Most plant tank exteriors run $4 to $9 per square foot blasted and primed off the published sheet, with containment priced by the setup.

What surface prep standard will my coating warranty need?

Most industrial coating systems specify SSPC-SP 6 commercial blast for exteriors and SP 10 near-white for immersion service or linings, and the warranty holds only if the prep matches. We blast to the written standard, check profile with a gauge, and record it, so your coating vendor and your file both get the number.

Do you handle the coating too or just the blasting?

Both. Blast-only for plants with their own painters, or blast plus prime plus finish coats as one scope. Either way the primer goes on inside the flash-rust window, because bare blasted steel in Red River humidity starts rusting back the same day.

Can you work a shutdown window?

That is the rhythm of plant work: we scope from photos and a walkdown before the shutdown, stage equipment ahead, and blast and coat inside your window with the crew sized to the dates. Say the window when you call and the schedule gets built backward from it.

What does mobilization cost inside the metro?

Bossier and Shreveport addresses carry the minimum mobilization on the rate sheet, $500 to $900 depending on rig and containment needs. It is stated on the quote as its own line, never blended into a mystery number.

Caddo Tank Blasting covers the Ark-La-Tex from its Shreveport base. See the full service rundown, the rate sheet, or nearby areas: Haughton, Mansfield, Minden, Oil City.

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