Mobile fuel polishing & tank cleaning

WE FIX
DIRTY FUEL
PROBLEMS.

We remove water and particles from stored fuel with on-site filtration. Fuel care for generators, boats, fleets and bulk storage tanks.

Serving Florida, Georgia & South Carolina

See how fuel polishing works

Dirty fuel, the filtration process, and a clearer sample.

Standby generatorsBoats & marinasFleets & equipmentBulk fuel storage

What is fuel polishing?

It cleans the fuel already stored in your tank.

We use filtration equipment to remove water and particles, then return the filtered fuel to your tank.

Stored fuel can collect water, sediment and other contamination over time. Polishing circulates that fuel through filters and water-separation equipment to help care for the generators, engines and equipment it supplies.

FOLLOW THE FUEL

Inside the polishing process.

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● Fuel● Water● Sediment
Inside the tank

Water and sediment can accumulate in stored fuel. Sampling helps identify contamination.

Scroll to follow the process. Illustrative equipment and colors; service varies by tank.

A gloved hand holding dark sludge beside a collection drum during tank-cleaning work
A closer look at material collected during tank-cleaning work.

WHY THE TANK MATTERS

Protect the equipment you rely on.

Water and particles in stored fuel can clog filters and damage fuel-system components. A fuel check can help identify contamination before it becomes a bigger problem.

Polishing the fuel. Cleaning the tank.

Polishing filters fuel as it circulates. Tank cleaning addresses the buildup left inside the tank, including sludge, sediment and collected water. Depending on the condition of your fuel and tank, one or both services may be appropriate.

We start by discussing your equipment, tank access and fuel condition so we can help you choose the next step.

When is it worth asking about?

  • Generator fuel has been sitting

    Fuel stays in the tank between outages. A sample can help you understand its condition.

  • Boat filters keep clogging

    Contamination in the tank could be contributing. Tell us what you’ve noticed.

  • A sample shows water or sediment

    It’s a reason to check the fuel and discuss the appropriate service.

Start with an assessment. Fuel condition determines whether polishing, tank cleaning or another approach makes sense.

HOW WE CAN HELP

The right care
for what’s in your tank.

Not sure what you need? Tell us what you’re seeing, where the tank is and what it supplies. We’ll help you work out the next step.

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Fuel testing

Start with a sample to better understand the condition of your fuel.

Explore fuel testing

FROM THE FIELD

A closer look.
A clearer sample.

Our before-and-after comparison shows why fuel care starts with a sample.

Before polishing: a fuel sample with a dark, cloudy lower layer
BEFORE POLISHINGContamination visible in the sample
After polishing: a clearer yellow fuel sample from the same comparison
AFTER POLISHINGA visibly clearer sample

The problem

The first sample shows a dark, cloudy layer below the fuel.

The work

Fuel restoration, followed by a fresh sample to compare with the starting condition.

The result

The final sample is visibly clearer. Sampling and testing help determine the next step for your own tank.

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REAL EQUIPMENT. REAL FIELD WORK.

We come to the fuel.

A few jobs from the field: commercial tanks, standby generators, telecom sites, boats and heavy equipment. Select a photo to see the full image.

Ken Deas in a USA Fuel Management shirt beside fuel filtration equipment
Ken Deas · USA Fuel Management

LOCAL ROOTS. HANDS-ON FUEL CARE.

Meet Ken Deas.

Owner, USA Fuel Management LLC · Live Oak, Florida

Our roots are in Live Oak, Florida. We bring fuel polishing, tank cleaning and preventive fuel care to generators, boats, equipment and storage tanks.

Have a fuel problem and don’t know where to start? Tell us what your equipment is doing and where it’s located. We’ll help you understand the options for your tank.

A CLEAR PLACE TO START

Tell us about
your fuel problem.

You don’t need to know the technical terms. A description of the problem and your equipment is enough to start a conversation.

Talk to us
  1. Share the basics

    Tell us your location, equipment type and what’s happening.

  2. Discuss the service

    Review tank access, fuel condition and the work that makes sense for your situation.

  3. Plan the next visit

    Coordinate the service, then discuss ongoing care if your tank needs it.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Understand your fuel.
Know the next step.

Practical answers about polishing, tank cleaning and planning service.

Fuel polishing circulates stored fuel through filtration and water-separation equipment. Tank cleaning addresses buildup inside the tank, such as sludge, sediment and collected water. The condition of the tank and fuel helps determine which service is appropriate.

OUR SERVICE AREA

Florida, Georgia
& South Carolina.

Based in Live Oak, Florida, we bring fuel polishing and tank cleaning to your location. Contact us to discuss your equipment and service availability.

(386) 623-7223Need urgent help? Call to discuss availability.

LET’S FIND THE NEXT STEP

Protect your equipment. Start with your fuel.

Tell us your location, equipment type, approximate tank size and what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you work out the next step.