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If you're looking to remove an underground oil tank in New Jersey, the first question I will ask you is do you own the property or are you looking to buy a property with an underground oil tank.
Soil testing is the best way to investigate the condition of an underground tank with accuracy. In fact, no one in the industry in and around New Jersey will back up tank testing results with a guarantee.
If your tank fails the inspection, we will take one sample of the bottom of the tank and send that to a state-certified lab.
OIL TANK REMOVAL
SOIL REMEDIATION
SOIL TESTING
GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION
If you already own the property and you’re looking for how the process works on how to remove an Underground Oil Tank Removal NJ, the process is pretty simple.
First, Simple Tank will email you a contract. You will review the contract. If it’s acceptable, you click approve, type in your name, and that’ll instantly accept the contract.
We will then send you a link for a deposit, and once you pay that deposit, your file will get set up and we will overnight the permit application to the township. The township will take anywhere from one to two weeks typically to approve your permits.
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Before jumping into the soil remediation process, let’s determine when it is required. Unfortunately, the way the industry works is that when your oil tank is removed, if it fails inspection, 9 out of 10 companies are going to recommend what’s called a soil remediation project
Without having any analytical results, if a company offers you soil remediation as the next step in the process, you need to run in the other direction! This is a major red flag, as soil remediation is only required when contamination is above the cleanup standards.
According to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), you’re allowed to leave contamination in the ground as long as you can prove that it’s under the cleanup standards.Contaminated Soil Removal
Soil testing is the best way to investigate the condition of an underground tank with accuracy. In fact, no one in the industry in and around New Jersey will back up tank testing results with a guarantee. That alone should jump out, telling you that something is significantly wrong with this type of test. Ask yourself; if a company can't stand behind the results, why would you pay for that type of test? At Simple Tank Services, we offer an iron-clad guarantee for our testing. Let’s take a look at the soil testing process that is done by most contractors and compare it to the Simple Tank Services method. simpletankservices.com
Here’s the thing with groundwater contamination for residential sites in the state of New Jersey. If the contractor you hire to perform your soil remediation project does the proper job and removes all the soil contamination, your groundwater investigation will most likely be clean. What that means is the source of any groundwater contamination must be removed in order to get clean groundwater, the source being the oil contamination in the soil. We need to first remove the tank, then we need to remove the contaminated soil that’s soaked with the oil. Then we put a well, which is basically a piece of PVC pipe that we drilled down to water level, and we pump out the water and we put it into a jar and send it to a state certified lab. simpletankservices.com