Homes that have recently been under construction for one reason or another can sometimes have small construction accidents that contaminate the ground. This can have several negative effects – chemicals can contaminate the water supply, destroy the ground for any agricultural activities and have severe...
As a homeowner in New Jersey (NJ) you may be the homeowner of a property with an in-ground oil tank and must be looking for oil tank removal specialist. Many homeowners consider removing or filling their oil tanks for various reasons such as finances or...
Selling a home in New Jersey (NJ) has been difficult the last few years as the market hasn’t been at its best. The last thing homeowners need is an unused oil tank sitting on their property and causing problems for their sales. If you have a...
Many New Jersey (NJ) residents have heated their home for years with fuel oil. More updated homes have progressed to a different heat source leaving their oil tank unused. Other homeowners simply choose to update their homes to a more efficient or environmentally friendly fuel...
Some property owners aren’t aware of the mass responsibility that comes with oil tanks. Some property owners may not even know they have an oil tank. Oil tanks aren’t usually the first topic of conversation but they’re something to be thought about especially when buying...
If you have an oil tank, your property is at risk of oil spills and leaks. If you have an outdoor, underground oil tank, your property is at an even higher risk. Why? Because environmental elements can affect your oil tank more putting it at...
Your oil tank – do you know about it? Do you know where it’s located? What it does? What kind of shape it’s in? Do you even know if you have an oil tank? As a homeowner, these are all questions you should know the...
Oil tanks can be dangerous. Not only is the potential of an oil leak harmful to the environment but other aspects of oil tanks can be harmful to your home and property. That is why when you decide to install an oil tank, you can...
Many homes and business are now using other heating methods opposed to fuel oil tanks for heat. However, there are properties that still have them. Inactive oil tanks are still a cause for concern as they pose the risk of hazardous spills and leaks. Here...
Filled or Abandoned In Place Oil Tanks While some property owners have chosen to fill their old underground heating oil tanks in place with sand or foam years ago. Buyers as well as their attorney's are requesting that the oil tanks be removed from the ground...
