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...

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 should...

Underground oil tanks are a rather common fixture that can be found on older properties. This comes as a result of greater dependence on furnace oil-fueled heaters back in the day. But as the years have gone by, those tanks have been more or less...

You’ve found an aboveground or underground storage tank in your property, and you don’t know what to do with it yet. You can choose to ignore it, but there are certain risks you might be subjecting yourself and your family...

Oil tank leaks are extremely damaging. They can cause environmental damage and put your family’s health at risk. Recognizing an oil tank leak is difficult when your oil tank is located underground. However, there are some obvious signs that...

Oil tank leaks pose a huge environmental problem. They can occur on any property in any area, and no matter where the leak may be located, it will be treated as a serious situation. Even a small oil tank leak can greatly affect the water table and...

If your home uses an underground oil tank for heat, there are many reasons to remove it and install an above-ground tank. The primary one is to be in code compliance. Many local governments and neighborhood associations have assessed the health and...

So you are about to move into a brand-new house, but you have a suspicion that there might be an oil tank on the property. The problem comes when the previous homeowner chooses not to disclose the information or if they do not want to pay for tank...

Any oil tank has the propensity to leak at some point within its lifetime. When the steel exterior of an oil tank meets the elements and moisture in the ground, rust forms, and these corroded areas can create holes allowing the oil inside to seep...

Although there aren’t any specific laws requiring removal of oil tanks before selling or buying a house, the presence of an underground oil tank should prompt a few steps before a sale is finalized. Buyers throughout New Jersey are often...

If you’re a homeowner in New Jersey, you know the importance of oil tank removal and remediation by now. To protect the environment and your property, it is recommended that all underground oil tanks which are out of service be...