Underground storage tanks have a finite life expectancy which means they will corrode and leak over time. That raises a variety of legal, health, safety, and environmental concerns. To prevent endangering the community and paying hefty penalties for leaking underground oil tanks, it is best to have them permanently closed or removed.

More often than not, there are visible signs that will make you aware of the existence of an underground oil storage tank. Search the interior and exterior of your house for valves and pipes. Old oil vents or lines on the floor or wall, copper piping near the furnace, oil staining around the furnace, and a valve next to a gas meter are some of the obvious signs. 

A property that was built before 1990 utilized buried oil tanks.  There is a high chance that an oil tank is hidden somewhere in an older home. In order to be more certain, contact us. We  can professionally locate buried oil tanks.

Do you have a document detailing the repair, maintenance, closure, or removal of the oil tank? If not, hire A1 Oil Tank Removal. We have a professional team that can help identify and assess the condition of in-ground and underground oil tanks.

Above ground or underground heating oil tanks should be inspected for leaks or other signs of hazards. Perhaps the biggest challenge that comes along with having an oil tank is the possibility of an oil leak. We can help eliminate your worries. Our crew can perform different tests around the tank as well as perform the proper remedy.

The safest thing to do is have the oil storage tank permanently closed or removed to avoid encountering oil leaks that could cause a major fire hazard, and health and environmental problems.

The cost of underground oil tank removal and clean-up will depend on the size of the oil tank and the extent of remediation needed. If a spill occurs or the buried oil tank is leaking, clean up of the contaminated soil must be done. Additionally, proper documentation is required.

To request an estimated cost of underground oil tank removal, send A1 Oil Tank Removal a message or give us a call.

Above ground or underground heating oil tanks should be inspected for leaks or other signs of hazards. Perhaps the biggest challenge that comes along with having an oil tank is the possibility of an oil leak. We can help eliminate your worries. Our crew can perform different tests around the tank as well as perform the proper remedy.

The safest thing to do is have the oil storage tank permanently closed or removed to avoid encountering oil leaks that could cause a major fire hazard, and health and environmental problems.

Before we remove and legally dispose of an oil storage tank, we will first assess its condition. Oil tanks, especially those that are already corroded must be tackled with utmost caution. We will inspect if there is a leak that must be taken care of without delay. If there is no oil leak, we can begin preparing the tank for removal.

A few warning signs you should look for include the strong smell of petroleum inside the house or basement, discolored soil, dead vegetation, and water tasting of petroleum. 

Do it yourself oil tank removal, maintenance, or disposal is not suggested. If you suspect a problem with the buried oil tank such as a leak, you need to get in touch with oil tank removal companies in your area. Has the oil tank been inspected by a professional?

An oil spill can happen while refilling an oil tank or when repairing the piping. As a result, the soil around the tank will become polluted which can impact wildlife and public health. Such concerns can be detected and fixed through soil testing and remediation. 

An oil spill can happen while refilling an oil tank or when repairing the piping. As a result, the soil around the tank will become polluted which can impact wildlife and public health. Such concerns can be detected and fixed through soil testing and remediation.