Do you have an oil tank in Ontario Canada that is buried below the ground and needs to be removed off of your property ? 

We do removal of underground oil tank in the following areas.  

   (416) 402-8295

The process for removing a buried oil tank involves locating the old oil tank, getting the area ready for disposal, and safely removing the old oil  tanks oil and the old tank itself. Professional oil tank disposal companies begin by excavating the areas site and then pumping out all remaining oil and sludge.

 The old oil tank is then cut into small pieces for safe removal and a professional licensed contractor will inspect the tank for leaks and take soil samples for the lab analysis before the area is backfilled and the site is restored to it original. It is highly recommended to only hire oil tank removal professionals, because improper removal can be hazardous and costly to the home owners or property owners.

1. First lets Locate the oil tank that has to be disposed of. 

Specialized equipment is used to find the exact location of the old oil tank, often marking out the utility lines, like , gas lines,, plumbing drains, electrical etc., beforehand.

Getting the areas properly set up for removal,  Lay down plywood or mats to protect the surrounding areas from heavy equipment, which may have rubber tracks to minimize the damage that might be had. Pump out the old oil, sse a oil vacuum truck to pump out all remaining old oil and sludge, if any,  from the oil tank. Clean the tank, After the all liquid is removed, a hole is then cut in the oil tank to scoop out any of the left over sludge if any.

2. Removing and proper disposal of the old tank.

 The oil tank is cut into smaller pieces, using tools like a reciprocating saw or a Saw,. Removal process, The pieces are , lifted and removed from the removal site. Disposal of the oil tank and its, piping are then taken to a registered recycling or salvage yard. The sludge is also disposed of as hazardous waste. 

3. Site restoration and inspection for contaminated soil.  An oil removal professional will inspect the oil tank for leaks and also get soil samples for lab analysis to check for any contamination. They will backfill the area, it  is filled with clean soil and compacted to prevent future settling. restoring the areas, The surface area around the removal is brought back to its original condition.

 Any remaining fill and vent pipes are removed from the building's exterior, and the supply and return piping are removed from inside the home.  

Hire only professionals that do this on a daily basis.  It is highly recommended to hire a certified professional only in Canada, as do it your selfers , can be dangerous and lead to significant liability for environmental damage or accidents.

 Professional removal contractors must follow Ontario and Canadian federal regulations, which may include specific codes for excavation, waste disposal, and site remediation.  

Regularly inspect the tank for signs of corrosion, leaks, and sludge, which can help prevent future problems in the future.