Oil Tank Removal Services

Local Expertise

As a locally owned and operated company in Portland, Maine, we understand the unique needs and environmental regulations of the area. Our local expertise allows us to provide tailored solutions for oil tank removal that meet the highest standards.

Competitive Pricing

We are committed to offering cost-effective rates for our oil tank removal services. Our prices consistently rank among the most competitive in the Portland area, ensuring that you receive excellent value for your investment.

Experienced Professionals

Our team comprises experienced professionals with expertise in oil tank removal. We approach every project with precision and safety in mind, ensuring a smooth and incident-free removal process.

Customer-Centric Approach

Your satisfaction is our top priority. We offer discounts to ALL repeat customers, demonstrating our commitment to building long-lasting relationships with our clients. We go the extra mile to ensure you are delighted with our service.

Hassle-Free Service

We value your time and offer a hassle-free service from start to finish. Scheduling an appointment is simple, and our courteous team ensures clear communication throughout the process.

Environmental Responsibility

We are dedicated to environmentally responsible practices. Our commitment to proper disposal and site cleanup minimizes our impact on the environment, ensuring the responsible removal of oil tanks.

Fully Licensed and Insured

You can have peace of mind knowing that we are fully licensed for oil tank removal work, and our services are backed by insurance. Your project will be carried out with professionalism and care.

Environmental Protection

Unused or deteriorating oil tanks can pose significant environmental risks, including leaks and soil contamination. Timely removal helps prevent these risks, ensuring the protection of the environment and compliance with regulations.

Property Safety

Old oil tanks may develop leaks or corrosion, potentially leading to hazardous situations. Removing them enhances property safety by eliminating these risks and liabilities.

Space Optimization

Removing an old oil tank creates valuable space that can be repurposed for other uses, such as additional storage or outdoor amenities, enhancing the functionality of your property.

Prevention of Costly Cleanup

Oil tank leaks and spills can result in costly cleanup and remediation efforts. Timely removal avoids the expenses associated with environmental cleanup and potential fines for non-compliance.

Property Value Enhancement 

A property with a removed oil tank and a clean, environmentally responsible history is more attractive to buyers and may enhance your property's resale value.

Peace of Mind

Knowing that an old oil tank no longer poses a risk to your property or the environment provides peace of mind and reduces potential stress related to oil tank-related issues.

• Lack of Routine Inspection and Maintenance

Neglecting regular inspections and maintenance is one of the leading reasons for oil tank leaks. Over time, tanks can corrode, rust, or develop weak spots that go unnoticed without proper checks.

• Leaky Fittings

Faulty or damaged fittings, such as valves, caps, or pipes, can lead to leaks. Ensuring that all fittings are in good condition is essential to prevent oil from escaping.

• Decay or Frost Shift

Tanks located underground are susceptible to decay, and frost heaving can shift the ground, causing stress on the tank walls. This can result in cracks or leaks over time.

• Overfilling of Tanks

Overfilling an oil tank can cause the tank to expand and contract, leading to structural weaknesses. It's crucial to monitor and control the oil levels to prevent overfilling.

• Irresponsible Oil Delivery

A property with a removed oil tank and a clean, environmentally responsible history is more attractive to buyers and may enhance your property's resale value.

• Accidental Line Severance

Excavation or construction work near the tank can accidentally sever oil lines, causing oil to leak into the surrounding soil.