Oil Tank Removal in Marion County, TX

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Villafranco Construction Inc

Marshall, TX

Located in East Texas, Villafranco Construction has been a trusted name in framing and demolition since 2004, covering Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and nearby areas. Need an oil tank carefully removed? We’re the experts for the job. more

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Stringer Contracting

Marshall, TX

With over 31 years of industry expertise, our company is built on safety and quality. We’re licensed for general contracting, specializing in demolition, excavation, and site work—including oil tank removal. more

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LPR Logistics LLC

Marshall, TX

Proudly serving since 2018, LPR Logistics LLC excels in concrete, demolition, dirt work, land clearing, and forestry mulching. Count on us for professional oil tank removal. more

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McKinney Excavation & Services

Marshall, TX

Backed by over 30 years in demolition and construction, McKinney Excavation & Services Inc. has the skills to handle projects of all sizes, including oil tanks. Call us today or request a free quote to get started. more

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Frontier Reclamation Services L.L.C.

Baytown, TX

At Frontier Reclamation Services L.L.C., we specialize in safe, reliable demolition for projects of all sizes, including oil tanks. From debris removal to land clearing, we’re here to help. Contact us today for a free quote! more

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Steadfast Concrete

Marshall, TX

Specializing in concrete, earthwork, and demolition, Steadfast Concrete, Inc. is based in Marshall, TX. Our team is dedicated to ensuring customer satisfaction every step of the way. Contact us today to discuss oil tank removal! more

Tank Removal Tips for Marion County, TX

Tips for Removing Above Ground Oil Tanks

What is an above ground storage tank?

Above ground storage tanks are large containers built to hold oil, either for heating or for fuel. Generally, they are located in the basement, crawl space, or against a side/back wall on the exterior of the house, and are held up by supports. They serve the same purpose as an underground storage tank, only they're not buried underground.