We get lots of calls and enquiries regarding domestic heating oil tanks and their removal. They're not as common as they would have been once upon a time but they're also more common than you think and they can be in very tight spaces.
This client in Birmingham contacted us and said their heating oil tank was now redundant and not being used and as a result enquired about our oil tank removal services. Positioned just outside their property, in an outside cupboard, suspended between two walls, our highly trained technicians had to get to work, crouching and hunched over. Luckily for our clients, we are confined space entry experts!
As with all tank removals, we first ensure that the tanks are chemical free and clean. Once this is done we get to work by removing your tanks. As you can see from the pictures below, we had to cut this tank away. We then legally and safely disposed of this tank.
Leaving the clients area tank free and clean.
To find out more about our tank removal services, please click here.
Check out some more our recent projects below...
At Bio Clean Jetting Ltd, our commitment to providing innovative and reliable tank cleaning services is unwavering. This dedication was exemplified in a recent project we undertook in North Wales, where our expertise was brought to bear on a challenging
Project Details A customer had noticed that their tank had started to leak. After contacting us we quickly responded due to it leaking into the drainage system. We called in a local tanker company to assist with the uplift of fuel Which
Project Details Customer had the request of needing a chemical tank clean so that a demolition company could remove the tank from the roof space. After removing 2,000 litres of gas and oil and carrying out a confined space entry
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