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 no redundant and not being used. 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...
Project Details We recently cleaned two mobile tankers that were being exported out of the UK aboard a freight ship. It's law that tankers have to have all chemicals and contents cleaned to ensure there is no spillage or risk
Project Details We won a contract to remove a 25,000 litre heating oil storage tank from a listed building in Birmingham. This was really no easy task as the tank was located 15 feet above ground level and due to
Project Details If you're in need of a tank cleaning service, we can help. We recently cleaned out 3 storage tanks for our client and issued gas free certification to each tank. Tank cleaning is complicated, dirty and potentially dangerous
We use cookies to give you the best online experience. By agreeing, you accept the use of cookies in accordance with our cookie policy. If you do not accept cookies, our website may not display or function correctly.
When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. Control your personal Cookie Services here.
