About Us

What is Icon Containment Solutions?

Icon Containment Solutions is a secondary-containment repair manufacturer that supplies Simple • Proven •
Permanent leak-repair products for underground and aboveground storage-tank sumps—so petroleum
marketers, c-store operators, and certified contractors can stop leaks without excavating the site or
disconnecting pipe.

2. What Icon does?

Icon exists for one job: keep the existing sump in service. Every product is designed so a trained installer can
repair the leak from inside the structure, test immediately, and put the site back to work—without the cost,
downtime, or risk of a full replacement.

SplitRepair® fittings

Icon designs and manufactures split-bonded sump-entry and test fittings that install over the existing pipe.
Crews do not disconnect product lines, break concrete, or pull the sump. Kits cover standard 4-, 8-, and 10-
bolt flanges plus OEM housings for APT, Blueline, Fibrelite, OPW, TCI, UPP, and other manufacturers. The outcome is a sealed entry that can be tested the same visit and is backed by Icon’s limited lifetime warranty when installed by an Icon Certified Installer.

SnapLock™ flange fittings

SnapLock™ is Icon’s patent-pending tongue-and-groove flange. It snaps into alignment during FastFuse®
bonding, installs over standard and OPW bolt patterns, and can leave exterior rubber in place when the
clamped section is the only piece that must come off. The outcome is a faster, more repeatable bond and,
on many jobs, 30 minutes or more of labor saved per sump.

Sump structural repair

PolyFuse, iBond, FiberFuse, and FastFix restore cracked, holed, or delaminated HDPE and fiberglass sump
walls and lid frames. PolyFuse is a 10:1 gel adhesive in a 50 ml cartridge for HDPE and plastic-to-fiberglass
bonds; the other bonders and patches cover FRP and mixed substrates. The outcome is a structurally
sound sump that stays in the ground instead of coming out.

Water-blocking solutions

FastFoam is a two-part urethane injected from inside the sump to stop high-flow water intrusion within
seconds. WetWeld is a wet-cure epoxy putty for smaller, low-pressure seam leaks. The outcome is a dry
enough work surface to complete a permanent fitting or structural repair without pumping down the water
table.

EasyFit® watertight lids

EasyFit® lids are custom-fit fiberglass covers with a silicone gasket and stainless half-turn cam-lock handles.
The bonded frame restores a watertight top on HDPE or FRP sumps of virtually any manufactured design.
The outcome is a sealed lid without excavating the pad or shutting the site down for a full lid-and-frame
replacement.

Takeoffs, certification, and field support

Icon returns complimentary parts specifications—typically in under 24 hours—from photos or a site survey.
Free Friday-morning Zoom certification, two-year installer credentials, and live technical support at
855.DRY.SUMP travel with the work. The outcome is the right kit on the truck and a warranty that actually
applies.

3. What makes Icon different?

Most of the names on a leaking sump make their money selling new equipment. Icon makes its money
repairing the equipment that is already in the ground.
Repair is the product, not a sideline OPW, Franklin Fueling, and other OEMs build new sumps, dispensers, and entry fittings. When those entries fail, the default recommendation is often replacement of the fitting—or the entire sump. Icon is the only manufacturer in this category focused exclusively on leak repair, corrosion prevention, and testing supply. That focus is why the catalog covers the leak in front of the technician instead of the excavation behind it.

ProTex™ is not rubber and is not urethane

Traditional boots from OEMs and many retrofit kits still rely on nitrile rubber or TPU. Those materials swell,
crack, and lose seal in fuel, ethanol blends, and standing water. Bravo’s NEXT-series retrofit fittings take a
different path—rigid composite with a serviceable design—but they are still a retrofit product line inside a
broader containment OEM. Icon’s ProTex is a proprietary co-polymer engineered for the sump,
independently tested for all-fuels compatibility, and permanently bondable. Marketing currently states more
than one million fittings installed with zero material failures. That is the material difference.

No pipe disconnect. No pad break.

A conventional fitting swap or a full sump change-out means isolating product lines, often breaking
concrete, and taking the site down. SplitRepair fittings open, slide over the live pipe, and FastFuse-bond
into a single piece in about an hour. SnapLock then removes the alignment fight that used to happen head-
first in the sump. Labor drops. Shutdown risk drops. The leak is gone and the pipe never left the wall.

The only lifetime fitting-material warranty in the category

Rubber and urethane boots are typically sold with short, limited warranties. Icon warrants that a ProTex
fitting, installed by a current Icon Certified Installer to official instructions, will maintain structural integrity for the life of the sump it is installed in. The warranty is limited to replacement parts and does not cover labor, but it is the commitment no OEM rubber boot carries.

Support that answers when the tech is in the hole

Distributor-only models leave the technician waiting on a callback. Icon staffs regional sales and technical
managers, publishes 855.DRY.SUMP and techsupport@icontainment.com, and runs free certification most
Friday mornings. Complimentary takeoffs come back in under 24 hours. Competitors sell parts. Icon remains available with the job until the test holds.

4. Who uses Icon?

Icon sells through certified contractors and directly supports the owners who pay for the leak. Typical buyers
and specifiers:

• Independent and small-chain petroleum marketers and c-store owners with active UST/AST sites who
  need a leak fixed without a six-figure excavation.
• Large retail fuel and convenience brands, jobbers, and c-store operators running multi-site compliance
  programs.
• Petroleum contractors, tank testers, and secondary-containment specialists who want a repeatable,
  warrantable repair instead of a one-off patch.
• Environmental consultants, PEI members, and compliance managers writing corrective-action plans
  after a failed sump test.
• International marketers and contractors on UST/AST sites outside the U.S., supported through Icon’s
  international desk and manufacturer’s representatives.

If the sump is repairable, Icon will specify the application for the manufactured design in the ground—not a
generic “close enough” boot.

5. The team behind Icon

Icon is a privately held manufacturer headquartered at 2043 W. 2425 S., Suite A, Woods Cross, Utah. The
company is a PEI member with more than 20 years of petroleum industry experience. The operating team is a tight manufacturing and field-support group—not a conglomerate product line.

6. How Icon Works

Start with the sump, not a part number

Send photos, a completed site survey, or a call to 855.DRY.SUMP / sales@icontainment.com. Icon
specifies the exact kits for the manufactured entries, wall material, and leak condition in that sump.
Complimentary takeoffs typically return in under 24 hours. No charge for the specification.

Who you work with

Owners and contractors work with a named regional sales and support manager plus the Woods Cross
technical desk. International and South Central work routes through Paul Reber. You are not handed to a
ticket queue.

How we communicate

Phone and voicemail at 855.DRY.SUMP (379.7867), email at sales@icontainment.com and
techsupport@icontainment.com, and direct cell numbers published for each regional manager. Technicians
are expected to call from the field. That is the point of the number.

Certification and warranty

Free live certification runs most Friday mornings on Zoom/WebEx. Pass the online exam and the credential
is valid for two years. The limited lifetime fitting warranty applies only when a current Icon Certified Installer
follows official instructions. Recertification is also free.

Lead time and onboarding

Stocked kits ship from Woods Cross. Call out any job-specific freight or delivery window when you order. A
new contractor’s first project is usually: takeoff → certification (if needed) → shipment → install.