Tank sweeps, removals, closures
Remove an old oil tank before it leaks
A buried heating oil tank can stall a sale or turn into a costly cleanup. Describe the property in 2 minutes and certified local contractors get back to you.
- Free, no obligation: you decide whether to follow up.
- No more than 3 professional(s), matched to the service and your area: no mass solicitation.
- Your contact details are shared only with your consent, which you can withdraw at any time.
Describe your project
About 2 minutes Free No obligation
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100% freefor you, no obligation
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2 minutesto describe your project
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Up to 3 pro(s)from your area
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Protected datashared only with your consent
Your situation
What is your situation?
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I'm buying and want to know if there's a tank
A tank sweep searches the yard for a buried tank before you commit.
Oil tank sweep
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There's a tank and it has to go
Removal includes the permit, pumping out and cleaning the tank, and soil samples to confirm there was no leak.
Oil tank removal
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The tank cannot be dug up
Where allowed, a tank under a structure can be cleaned and filled in place.
Tank abandonment in place
Simple and transparent
How it works
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You describe your project
Service, location, timeline and a few details. The request is free for you.
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We review the request
An incomplete or inconsistent request may need more details or may not be shared.
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No more than 3 professional(s)
With your consent, the request is offered to verified professionals serving your area. They pay to access it.
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You choose freely
Professionals contact you directly. You are under no obligation to accept any quote.
Full transparency
This service is free for the person making the request. It is paid for by professionals: they pay to access requests that match their skills and service area. A request is shared with no more than 3 professional(s), and only if you agreed. We do not perform the services shown ourselves and do not recommend one professional over another.
Why use our service
One request, professionals from your area
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Save time
Instead of searching for and calling several companies, you describe your project once.
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Professionals near you
Your request is only offered to professionals who serve your area and offer this service.
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You stay in control
No more than 3 professional(s), no obligation to accept a quote, and your data can be deleted at any time.
Regulations
Good to know before you ask
Old buried heating oil tanks are common in the Northeast. Many buyers, lenders and insurers ask for a sweep or a removal before closing. Some states, such as New Jersey, certify tank contractors.
If soil samples show a leak, the cleanup follows state environmental rules and can take longer. We do not perform the work ourselves and do not show prices: ask the contractors who contact you for a written quote.
Near you
Local pros in your city
For every state, county and city: official public figures and one free request sent to pros who serve your area.
- Oil Tank Removal in New York, NY
- Oil Tank Removal in Philadelphia, PA
- Oil Tank Removal in Washington, DC
- Oil Tank Removal in Boston, MA
- Oil Tank Removal in Baltimore, MD
- Oil Tank Removal in Virginia Beach, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Newark, NJ
- Oil Tank Removal in Pittsburgh, PA
- Oil Tank Removal in Jersey City, NJ
- Oil Tank Removal in Buffalo, NY
- Oil Tank Removal in Chesapeake, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Richmond, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Norfolk, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Worcester, MA
- Oil Tank Removal in Yonkers, NY
- Oil Tank Removal in Rochester, NY
- Oil Tank Removal in Providence, RI
- Oil Tank Removal in Newport News, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Paterson, NJ
- Oil Tank Removal in Alexandria, VA
- Oil Tank Removal in Springfield, MA
- Oil Tank Removal in Bridgeport, CT
- Oil Tank Removal in Syracuse, NY
- Oil Tank Removal in Elizabeth, NJ
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to remove an unused oil tank?
It depends on the state and the town. Even where it is not required, many buyers and insurers ask for it.
What is a tank sweep?
A search of the property with a metal detector or ground penetrating radar to find a buried tank or its fill and vent pipes.
What happens if the tank leaked?
Contaminated soil is removed and the case is reported and closed under state rules. Some states have reimbursement programs for homeowners.
Ready to deal with the tank?
Describe your need in 2 minutes. It's free, with no obligation.