If your home used oil heat and was built before the 1990s, there might be a tank underground. We can scan your yard to check.

If your tank leaked oil into the soil, the dirty soil needs to be removed. We’ll test the area, clean it up, and handle the paperwork.

Yes—NJ recommends testing the soil after any tank is removed. It shows if the area is clean and helps avoid problems later.

Signs of a leak can include oil smell, stained soil, or test results showing contamination. We use lab testing to be sure.

Yes, but the leak must be cleaned up first. Buyers or their lenders will want proof the soil is clean and safe.

It’s a letter from NJDEP saying your case is closed and no more cleanup is needed. It gives buyers peace of mind.

You may still need soil testing now—especially if you're selling. We can help check and get the proper paperwork.

Most cleanups take 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the size and site. We work fast to keep your sale or project on track.

Not if you fix it. NJDEP understands these things happen. If you report and clean it up the right way, you’ll stay in good standing.

Costs vary based on the size of the tank and how much soil needs to be removed. We’ll give you a clear, fair quote up front.