Properly installed and maintained, depending on the type of oil tank, they can last up to 50 years. Caring for your tank can save you thousands of dollars in both utility expenditures and replacement costs. One of the best things you can do to...

Oil tanks are vulnerable to water damage. If water enters the tank, it can lead to a number of issues. Fortunately, there are a lot of things that homeowners can do to protect their oil tanks from damage. Here are some strategies that will help you...

The maintenance, insurance, and replacement of your oil tank should be top priorities for any homeowner. If you just bought the home and have inherited the oil tank, then you need to get the oil tank assessed as soon as possible to determine its...

Fuel tank leaks are a major issue. They can risk your family’s health, cause ecological damage, and increase the cost of your utilities. If your tank has a leak, it’s important that you work with a fuel tank professional immediately to...

Homes in the northern parts of the United States often come equipped with heaters that are fueled by oil. As such, many of the houses also have fuel tanks to ensure that the units have a constant supply of oil. On lots of occasions, as the...

Oil tanks are most often made from steel, and when steel is exposed to the elements over time it will begin to break down and corrode. Corrosion leads to holes in the steel, which then allows oil to leak through. When this occurs, this is called...

On average, an underground oil tank has a lifespan of 20 years. After that period, it begins to corrode and degrade. This can eventually cause the tank to leak. If your tank is leaking, it is a serious environmental and health hazard. That is why it...

Many homes and businesses across the country use oil tanks used to hold oil for their heating systems. Like any other object, these tanks will break down over time, and what happens when an oil tank breaks down? The oil that is held inside will...

Oil tanks age over time and eventually that aging can lead to problems. As oil tanks age, they are not as efficient at generating heat for your home. Furthermore, they can begin to corrode which can lead to oil leaks which are an environmental...

Contaminated soil has the ability to negatively impact your home’s groundwater, garden crops, and overall environment—but can ultimately be dealt with through soil remediation. Soil remediation is an important undertaking to ensure that...

Oil tanks can last anywhere from 10-15 year if taken care of properly. One of the best ways to take care of your oil tank is with regular inspection. Regular inspections will help you identify any minor issues before they become large problems. If...

Leakage from an old tank is the last thing that any homeowner wants on their property. Leaks can cause property and environmental damage as well as put your family’s health at risk. Understanding the primary causes of oil tank leaks can help...

Many commercial properties go through ownership changes at some point. Sometimes, business owners sell out after a period simply because they no longer have the drive to handle the daily grind. On other occasions, people run into tax problems with...

Soil remediation is a way to purify the soil. Through the soil remediation process, you are effectively removing contaminants to protect the health of the environment and those around you. It restores the soil to its natural and pollution-free...

 Around 5.5 million households throughout the United States are reliant on heating oil to heat their homes. Whether your current home uses heating oil, or you’re looking into a new home that has an oil tank, there are a few things you...