Oil Tank Removal in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Superior Tanks & Energy has handled oil tank removal work for customers throughout the Pennsylvania and New Jersey areas for over forty years. Our qualified technicians can assist you with residential and commercial installations and oil tank removal services anytime.

Above-Ground Oil Tank Removal

Our above-ground oil tank removal services cover external, garage, basement, and crawlspace tanks. Our team will assess what needs to be done for safe tank removal and obtain permits if necessary.

After that, they will pump out the oil and transfer it to another receptacle. The team will make every effort to remove the tank in one piece. If this is impossible, our technicians will conduct a safe oil tank removal and disposal.

Our team will also disconnect and remove all fill vents and pipes, repairing any possible holes with concrete. They will then clean the area of debris before leaving the premises.

Underground Oil Tank Removal

You may need an underground oil tank removal service between 10 and 50 years after installation. The tank’s lifespan depends on surrounding conditions. Let us know when you need an oil tank removal service for cleaning or replacement.

We will schedule an appointment, assess the situation, and take care of the following:

  • Permits
  • Arrange for the marking of all underground utilities
  • Pump out the remaining oil
  • Cover the lawn with plywood to minimize damage from our construction equipment
  • Open the tank, clean and remove it
  • Screen the soil for oil leaks, take samples if necessary, and test these for contamination
  • Our oil tank removal experts will give you a closure report at your request
  • Depending on the soil sample results, we offer soil remediation services
  • We fill the excavation with fresh screened topsoil between 6 and 8 inches above grade to allow for settling

Oil Tank Decommissioning

We take the following steps for our oil tank decommissioning process:

  • Our OFTEC Technician surveys the area and plans a safe oil tank removal.
  • Our technicians empty and clean the tank before the removal.
  • Oil tank decommissioning involves safe destruction and removal to prevent further use.
  • Next, our oil tank removal experts will test and advise on soil remediation if necessary.

Additional Services and Service Areas

Besides above-ground tank removal and the removal of oil tanks underground and in basements, call us for the following:

We operate throughout these areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, providing oil tank removal and related services:

  • Montgomery County
  • Bucks County
  • Berks County
  • Delaware County
  • Chester County
  • Lehigh County
  • Philadelphia
  • Burlington County
  • Camden County
  • Gloucester County
  • Mercer County
  • Hunterdon County
  • Monmouth County
  • Ocean County

Oil Tank Removals and Similar Services

Schedule a no-obligation appointment with us for all your oil tank removal and disposal needs. Our oil tank removal experts will assess the situation and advise you on the best course of action.

You can reach us via email, phone, or online for a quick response.

FAQs

When Should I Consider Removing My Oil Tank?

You should consider oil tank removal and disposal when you notice any of these signs:

  • Rust and corrosion
  • Any damage, such as bulging, dents, or gashes
  • Visible oil leakages on surrounding soil from cracks or splits
  • Visible corrosion and rust
  • Dents, gashes, bulges, and other visible cosmetic damage
  • Splits and cracks leading to oil leakages in the soil
  • Water contamination

What Is The Process For Oil Tank Removal?

Oil tank removal experts will follow these steps to remove an oil tank:

  • Remove existing oil
  • Check for any leaks or spills
  • Clean the inside of the tank
  • Remove it from the property
  • Arrange an official inspection
  • Replace any soil removed during the excavation
  • Receipt and other paperwork as proof of safe removal and disposal

What Happens If My Oil Tank Is Underground?

Underground tank removal is essential as the tank is at serious risk of rusting, corroding, and leaking. This will severely impact your property value, threaten its resale, and cause expensive soil contamination. Additionally, your homeowner’s insurance may not cover any damage, and local regulations may require its removal. Speak to us about our safe oil tank removal process.

Do I Need Any Permits For Oil Tank Removal?

Yes. You need a permit to remove any tank in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, whether above ground, in a basement, or underground. Contact us for all oil tank removal needs—we’ll handle all the paperwork.

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