Underground Oil Tank Removal Near You

Many oil tanks are left buried and undetected for many years until they begin to leak, or new owners are looking to build on the spot. If you suspect or have confirmed the presence of an unused oil tank buried on your property, we advise calling us to remove it immediately.

Oil tanks left buried on your property can cause a number of issues, including the following:

• Oil leaking into your soil and contaminating the ground
• Significantly lowering your property resale value
• Issues with home insurance policies not covering damage
• Harming the local environment

Our team has the professional equipment and hands-on experience to quickly mitigate the above issues and provide remediation services to restore your property to a hazard-free condition.

Aboveground Oil Tank Removal Made Easy

While less common than underground oil tanks, some older properties may house aboveground oil containers in the attic, crawlspace, basement, or other areas. We’re well-equipped to handle the removal of these unwanted tanks and remediate any damage they may have caused.

Our oil tank removal and remediation process includes the following steps:

• Inspecting the tank to determine the best removal method
• Pumping out any remaining liquid from the tank
• Disconnecting any pipes or tubes connecting to the tank
• Removing the tank carefully and disposing of it safely
• Cleaning up your property to remove any lingering spills or debris
• Providing necessary paperwork and certification

Richs Heating And Cooling LLC’s careful and methodical oil tank removal and remediation process ensures you never have to worry about oil spills or leaks on your property again. Clear up your space and enhance your property value by enlisting our team for expert oil tank extraction and disposal.

How Much Does It Cost to Remove an Oil Tank?

The cost of removing an above or below-ground oil tank will depend on many factors, including the size of the tank, how deep it’s buried, whether any leaks have occurred, and more. However, the upfront fee for oil tank removal is always a sound investment when you consider the potential financial and environmental costs of an oil leak in your home or backyard.

For an accurate estimate of what it will cost to remove your oil tank and repair any damage it may have caused, please reach out to our team and request a personalized quote.