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Certified Cathodic Protection Testing for Texas Underground Storage Tanks

Independent, survey-only CP compliance testing under TCEQ 30 TAC 334. Based in Georgetown — serving all of Texas.

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  • STI-Certified Inspector
  • TCEQ Compliance Focus
  • Survey-Only — No Conflict of Interest
  • Statewide Texas Coverage

What Cathodic Protection Testing Is — And Why TCEQ Requires It

Underground steel tanks and piping corrode when exposed to soil and moisture. Cathodic protection (CP) uses controlled electron flow to counteract that corrosion, and TCEQ requires regulated underground storage tank (UST) systems to have CP tested on a set schedule to confirm it's actually working. A CP survey measures structure-to-soil potential readings to verify the system is providing adequate protection — not just installed, but functioning.

Services

Testing and compliance documentation for regulated UST cathodic protection systems.

CP System Testing

Structure-to-soil potential surveys to verify your system meets protection criteria.

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Periodic Compliance Testing

Testing aligned to TCEQ 30 TAC 334 required intervals, including the 3-year retest, so you stay compliant on schedule.

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Rectifier Inspections

Impressed current rectifier inspections to confirm output and proper operation.

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Post-Installation Surveys

Baseline CP surveys for newly installed UST systems before they go into service.

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Service Area

Available statewide across Texas. Based in Georgetown, with Central Texas — Williamson County, greater Austin, and counties within about 90 minutes (Travis, Bell, Hays, Burnet, Milam) — getting the fastest response and lowest travel cost.

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Why an Independent Tester

When the company testing your cathodic protection system also sells the repairs, every finding looks like a sales opportunity. Electron Cathodic Protection doesn't install, replace, or repair anything — we test, measure, and report.

If your system passes, you'll know it's not because someone had a repair quota to hit. If it doesn't, you'll get an honest read and a referral to a qualified repair contractor, not a bid.

Need a CP Compliance Survey?

Tell us about your tanks and location, and we'll put together a quote.