Commercial Fuel Oil Tank Removal
Oil storage solutions have evolved significantly to meet the demands of commercial properties. The traditional single-walled tanks have been phased out, making way for advanced double-walled, double-bottomed, and fiberglass options that ensure greater safety and environmental compliance. For commercial properties, fuel oil tank removal is often necessary during property upgrades, changes in energy systems (e.g., switching from oil to natural gas), or when the tank is no longer required for operations. Additionally, commercial regulations mandate that any unused tanks must be removed before a property sale, while tanks still in use and exceeding a certain age must be replaced to meet current safety standards. Ensuring proper removal and disposal of commercial oil tanks is critical for protecting your property, adhering to legal requirements, and minimizing environmental risks.
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The Process for Commercial Fuel Tank Removal:
- Lay down protective runners from the building entrance to the tank area
- Removal of the filler pipe and vent pipe from outside to the tank
- Pumping out of all residual product, sludge and water
- Purging and removal of filter and supply line(s) to appliance(s)
- Cut tank in two or more pieces (must be halved for disposal) and remove
- Cement filler and vent holes in foundation
- Clean up work area
Remember, only TSSA certified technicians can install or remove fuel oil tanks.
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