C. Smitty Construction
Looking for dependable oil tank removal services? C. Smitty Construction, a family-run business, specializes in light and heavy projects. We’re committed to quality—get... more
ASM Excavation-Demolition
Founded in 1990, ASM Excavation-Demolition is a customer-focused company offering oil tank removal and more. Located in New Brighton, PA, our team is highly-trained and provides... more
Classic Lawn Care & Landscaping Inc
Classic has a long history of working with commercial clients to help make their landscaping, design, and new development dreams a reality. We have expertise... more
King Bros.
Since 1956, King Bros. has remained focused on providing our customers with services that are next to none. King Bros. is a household name throughout Youngstown,... more
EFAWS Plumbing and Demolition
EFAWS Plumbing and Demolition is a family-owned company offering high-quality services to residential and commercial customers throughout the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. We are willing... more
X-Press Underground
X-Press Underground is a family owned and operated company offering demolition, excavation, utility services, and more. Fully bonded and insured, you can trust that we... more
W. D. Wright Contracting Inc.
W.D. Wright Contracting is an excavation contractor specializing in wireless telecommunications networks and fiber optic networks. However, they also have extensive excavation and demolition... more
John D'Angelo Excavating
Since 1977, John D'Angelo Excavating & Grading, LLC has been the choice for quality demolition services in the Ellwood City community, including mobile home demolition, oil tank... more
Wolford's Rolloff
Since 1968, our family-owned and operated company has been making customers' needs a priority. At Wolford's Rolloff, we serve individual homeowners and commercial industries, providing mobile... more
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How does oil tank removal work?
First, the tank and any connected piping must be emptied and carefully cleaned so there aren't any remaining oil and vapors. If there aren't any signs that the tank leaked, it is then considered closed and is ready to be removed.
Then, the tank can be removed. Once the tank is cleaned and closed, it can be disconnected, dug out from the earth in the case of underground tanks, lifted onto a trailer, and hauled away to be properly disposed of and reused/recycled if possible.
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