There are signs of contamination that may or may not be present when removing an oil tank; however, the only conclusive way to make an assessment would be to take samples and to test them for the appropriate suspect contaminates. [...]
The most present indications of contamination on site are usually hydrocarbons odor in the soil and/or the surrounding affected soils around the tank exhibiting a blue color. Please visit the “Soil Remediation” heading on our website to get a more [...]
Every property is unique and should be assessed on an individual bases, since there are so many factors that contribute to the presence and spread of contamination: When did the tank start to leak? How much oil was in the [...]
Unfortunately, it is difficult to assess if contamination is on the property before a tank is removed, and if an oil tank company tells you it is, be very cautious of there intentions. Please visit the “Soil Remediation” heading on [...]
There are many reasons to remediate your property: To keep the environment clean, and free from pollutants introduced into the ecosystem. To remove the potential of legal liabilities pertaining to the cross migration of contamination to your neighboring and/or city [...]
When involving storage tanks, contamination can be described as the introduction and/or presence of an undesired foreign substance into the environment. Please visit the “Soil Remediation” heading on our website to get a more information about this topic and this [...]