Handling Your Under and Above Ground Oil Storage Tanks
Did you know if your home heating oil tank begins to leak it can result in serious consequences? Heating oil is expensive and any loss can be costly. Your could even tank on water, damaging your furnace and heating system.
No matter what your oil tank concerns are, a tank assessment is essential to figuring out if you’re experiencing a petroleum leak. Followed by any necessary oil tank replacements, soil remediation or repair services for your old tank.
Commonwealth Environmental Associates provides the required services in all facets of underground and above ground storage tank management. CEA has immense experience with the testing, removal, site characterization, and corrective/remedial actions associated with these tanks.
For trustworthy oil tank services that protect your wallet and the environment, contact CEA today.
Understanding Heating Oil Tank Leaks
A leak from your oil tank can do a lot more than just drive up oil costs. The leak can kill the plants and grass around your home, impact surface water, infiltrate your drinking water supply and more.
The first step is always to determine if a leak of petroleum has occurred. This typically includes collecting soil samples adjacent to the tank that are sent to a lab for analysis.
CEA’s Virginia-based teams provide oil tank removal and installation services designed to alleviate all of your environmental worries.
Oil Tank Removal and Replacement Services in Virginia
Whether you have an above ground or underground tank, CEA offers tank removal services that work great for:
- Getting rid of unused tanks hiding underground
- Eliminating old tanks left behind by previous property owners
- Switching your tank out for an HVAC system
- Tanks located in your basement that need pumped out, cut apart, and removed
- Tanks that are leaking or pumping oil incorrectly
Handling Your Fuel Tank Problem Reporting For You
CEA has a firm understanding of current Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ) regulations. When it comes to oil or fuel tanks, there should always be an initial tank assessment including soil samples to figure out if petroleum has been released from your tank.
Initially, a tank assessment should be completed to determine if a leak of petroleum has occurred. The initial tank assessment typically includes the collection of soil samples adjacent to the tank to determine if petroleum has been released from the tank.
Most homeowner insurance policies do not cover these leaks. Fortunately, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ) currently has a program to assist in the cleanup process.
Eligible homeowners in Virginia only have to pay a deductible, permit fees, and any other fees that the state will not reimburse. Typically, the deductible for the residential and farm use tanks is $500 through the VDEQ program.
CEA will assist you as you navigate the entire Underground Storage Tank closure, installation, investigation, and cleanup process in a professional and cost-efficient manner.
Residential Oil Tank Offerings for Virginia Homeowners
Commonwealth Environmental Associates is a Virginia-based environmental services company with convenient locations in Richmond, Harrisonburg and Lexington. Our experienced team provides the full lifecycle of oil tank repairs, removals, replacements and other services throughout Virginia.
Our Home Oil Tank Services are available in all Virginia cities including:
- Richmond, VA
- Harrisonburg, VA
- Lexington, VA
- Staunton, VA
- Roanoke, VA
- Charlottesville, VA
- Norfolk, VA
- Fredericksburg, VA
- Lynchburg, VA
Creating a Safer Environment in Virginia, One Project at a Time
Take the First Step with an Oil Tank Inspection
A problematic oil tank is a massive liability and a threat to your family’s health. You shouldn’t have to worry about an old tank rusting and ruining the soil around your home.
With CEA’s proactive professionals on your side, we can get your questions answered, inspect your land and get straight to work on long-term solutions. From removals to replacements to remediations, you’re in good hands with our well-trained stuff.
Contact us today to alleviate your oil tank concerns and protect your environment.
