For inquiries about cleaning and treating fuel, or to discuss issues related to diesel fuel quality and fuel storage contamination, please call our office at 985-516-2120.
For inquiries about cleaning and treating fuel, or to discuss issues related to diesel fuel quality and fuel storage contamination, please call our office at 985-516-2120.
Our services include comprehensive diesel and gas tank cleaning, alongside fuel filtering and polishing to ensure optimal performance. We also conduct D975 lab analysis to assess fuel quality, and offer fuel maintenance contracts for ongoing support. Trust us for complete fuel management solutions.

In the healthcare industry, the reliability of your equipment is essential, as the lives of your patients depend on it. Clean fuel is crucial for ensuring that your generator is prepared when you need it most. We are dedicated to cleaning your fuel to help you meet the D795 compliance standards.

In this industry, boats are essential to your livelihood. If the fuel is not cleaned and treated regularly, you risk jeopardizing your investments. To avoid clogging your filters and injection systems with dirt, algae, sludge, and water, we highly recommend annual polishing of your gasoline and diesel tanks.

Is the data you are housing important enough to protect your equipment? Your clients depend on being able to access this data. Are your backup systems ready in the event of an emergency or power loss? Ensure your backup power is prepared to protect them.

Many industries that enhance our daily lives require D975 compliance testing on equipment such as cell phone towers, correctional facilities, energy power plants, emergency responders, fire departments, police departments, waste treatment plants, water facilities, nursing homes, and hospitals. Are you prepared for a power outage? Will your tanks meet the requirements when you are tested next?
Water is the most destructive contaminant found in diesel fuel. It promotes microbacterial growth and corrosion, leading to the formation of metal contaminants within the fuel. Additionally, water decreases lubricity and can cause fuel line icing during the colder winter months.
Sediment builds up on the bottom of the tank, which is commonly known as sludge or mud. When tanks are filled, this sludge gets mixed into the fuel. The presence of sludge leads to abrasive wear on equipment.
When corrosive microbacterial growth occurs, DFM employs a powerful cleaning process that effectively loosens and eliminates this growth. Additionally, we offer a post-treatment for the tank to help prevent any future growth.
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