Should You Buy a House With a Buried Fuel Tank?
Should You Buy a House With a Buried Fuel Tank? Buying a house with an abandoned and leaking buried oil tank can expose you to several health hazards. In addition, oil tank decommissioning and clean-up are expensive, and you need to practice due diligence when buying a property with an oil tank.
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Let’s start with a quick answer to the question above – as soon as you suspect that there is a problem! No, we may not have the coldest winter weather in the country. That does not mean, however, that you can afford to take risks with the condition and operation of your home heating system.
In today’s post, we’ll cover some common red flags that should have you reaching for the phone to call the heating technicians on our team. No problems are really “minor” enough to ignore. The longer you wait to have them resolved, the more likely it becomes that they’ll do serious damage to your system. When in doubt, after ruling out any obvious catalysts, it is time to call in the pros. This protects both your comfort and your heater itself.
We want to start with this one because, while it is a fairly obvious problem, it is also one that homeowners tend to ignore. Why?
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