Oil Tank Removal Nassau County
112 A New South Rd, Hicksville, New York, United States

Working with oil tanks can be dirty and dangerous; it always makes sense to contact a professional. When you have to arrange oil tank removal, you want to know that the contractor is experienced, trained and certified. We have almost 30 years’ experience in working with oil tanks. Our team members are efficient and fully trained in the complicated process of oil tank removal. We remove basement oil tanks, in ground oil tanks and outdoor above ground tanks. Read about oil tank removal cost of a leaking tank.  Whether your oil tank is above ground or underground, based at your home or your business, we will be able to remove it in a safe and environmentally friendly manner. You’ll never have to worry about oil spillage or contamination with our high-quality workmanship. We always start with a thorough assessment of the site, carried out by an experienced contractor. This helps us evaluate the type of work that needs to be done and the extent of the clean-up afterwards. We can then provide you with a free estimate; once it is approved by you, we take care of the legalities.  Our oil tank removal service in Nassau County complies with all state and county regulations and we work with your insurance company to make sure you are fairly reimbursed. The actual procedure can be accomplished in just one day. Our team will include the clean-up of any contaminated soil and replace any lost soil. If you’re looking for a new oil tank, we will also install the replacement. It’s a fuss-free process that you can feel confident will be safely and effectively achieved with Oil Tank Removal Service Nassau County. You will be left with a site that looks practically untouched and a full report detailing the tank removal and its results.

Perhaps you are replacing an old oil tank or you have decided to start heating your home with oil – either way, we are the people to come to. Established in 1989, we have extensive experience in replacing or installing oil tanks.  If you are replacing your old oil tank, we will use a backhoe to expose it, remove the residue and, if necessary, provide you with a temporary tank. Your secure and high-quality new tank will go into the same location as the old one. No need to worry about the contamination; the old soil will be replaced with fresh soil for landfill. No one will even be able to tell there has been a change as we’ll return the landscape to its original state.  To lower the cost, think about installing an above-ground tank. For environmental reasons, today’s underground tanks are fiber glass coated and have a 30 year warranty, making it a pricey option.  If it’s a brand-new oil tank system that is being established, you have a choice of indoor or outdoor tank installation. Our experience has shown us that indoor oil tanks are better if possible, as it means your oil tank will not be adversely affected by cold weather.  Size is another consideration, of course. Think about how much space you have, the ease of access for the oil delivery truck and how much oil you think you’ll be using. These are all questions that our experience team at Oil Tank Removal Nassau County can help you with.

Oil Tank Abandonment Nassau County

If you want a less invasive way of decommissioning an old oil tank, Oil Tank Removal Nassau County can also help with oil tank abandonment, a legal and appropriate alternative to oil tank removal. For Nassau County homeowners who might want to sell their property, this is definitely the better choice.  Sometimes we understand that this might not be an option, which is why our professional team is also fully trained in oil tank abandonment using either the traditional sand method or Tripolymer foam. Foam is more environmentally friendly and carries less risk of property damage. The cost is dependent on the type of fill and the accessibility of your oil tank, but you can be assured that our oil tank abandonment service is competitively and reasonably priced.  To carry out an oil tank abandonment, our technicians will securely remove any remaining oil, clean the inside of the tank thoroughly and then fill the tank. You will receive a certificate of abandonment to certify that all work done meets Nassau County guidelines.