The Cost of Underground Oil Tank Removal PPT

1. The Cost of Underground Oil Tank Removal and Above Ground Oil Tank Removal

3. If you are a homeowner with an underground or above ground oil tank, it is important to know the cost of removing them. Underground oil tanks were popular in the past, but they pose a threat to the environment and your property. On the other hand, above ground oil tanks are easier to maintain, but they can be an eyesore and may not meet the standards of your local building codes. In this blog post, we will discuss the cost of underground oil tank removal and above ground oil tank removal.

4. Underground Oil Tank Removal Cost The cost of removing an underground oil tank varies depending on several factors, such as the size of the tank, the location, the method of removal, and the condition of the tank. However, if the tank is located in a difficult-to-reach area or if there are environmental concerns the cost can be much higher. The first step in the process of underground oil tank removal is to have a professional conduct a site assessment. This assessment will determine the condition of the tank and the soil around it. If the soil is contaminated, additional remediation may be necessary, which can add to the cost

5. Above Ground Oil Tank Removal Cost • The cost of removing an above ground oil tank is generally less expensive than removing an underground tank. On average, However, the cost can be higher if the tank is larger or if there are environmental concerns. The process of above ground oil tank removal involves draining the tank and removing it from the property. If the tank is in good condition, it can be sold or recycled. If it is damaged, it will be disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner. The excavation area will be backfilled with clean soil, and any necessary permits and inspections will be obtained

6. Factors Affecting the Cost of Oil Tank Removal Several factors can affect the cost of oil tank removal. These include: Location: The cost of oil tank removal can vary depending on the location of the tank. If the tank is in a difficult-to-reach area, it may require more labor and equipment to remove it. Size of the tank: The size of the tank will affect the cost of removal. Larger tanks require more labor and equipment to remove, which can increase the cost. Environmental concerns: If the soil around the tank is contaminated, additional remediation may be necessary, which can increase the cost.

7. Conclusion; • The cost of underground oil tank removal and above ground oil tank removal varies depending on several factors, including the location, size, and condition of the tank. If you are considering removing an oil tank from your property, it is important to have a professional conduct a site assessment and provide you with an estimate for the cost of removal. By understanding the factors that affect the cost of oil tank removal, you can make an informed decision about the best course of action for your property