Oil Tank Removal

Residential

Why Remove

An Oil Tank?

Don’t let an Oil Tank stop the sale

Underground oil tanks can leak without you knowing. That leak can affect the soil and water under your property — and cost a lot to clean up. Banks and buyers often won’t move forward until it’s removed or tested.

Removing the tank protects your property value and your wallet.

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What You’re Likely Facing

Under Contract

& in a Hurry

You’re buying or selling a home—and the clock is ticking. You need fast answers to keep the deal moving.

Tank Was Removed

—and It Leaked

The tank is gone, but oil got into the soil. Now you need testing and a plan to fix it.

Tank Was Removed

—But Never Tested

The tank is out, but no one checked the soil. You're not sure if it’s clean—or if it could hurt your deal.

Too Much

Conflicting Advice

Everyone’s telling you something different. You need clear, honest guidance you can trust.

Not Sure

What You Need

You’ve been told to test—but no one’s explained what or why. You just want to do the right thing and move forward.

Heard There

Might Be a Tank

Someone said there could be a tank in the yard. Now you're worried—and need to know for sure.

How We Help

At Oak Environmental, we make the process simple and stress-free. We:

Check for tanks with a scan, if needed

Remove underground oil tanks

Test the soil to see if there's a leak

Write reports that meet all NJDEP rules

Help you get a No Further Action letter, if needed

We handle the hard parts — so you can move forward.

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Real Stories:

How Oak Helped NJ Homeowners with Tank Problems

Bergen County, NJ

- Client was selling home and needed the tank removed before closing.

Outcome:

Tank removed with no issues. Town Permit closed.

Monmouth County, NJ

- Client was converting from an underground oil tank to an above ground oil tank.

Outcome:

Tank removed with no issues. Town Permit closed.

Monmouth County, NJ

- Client was converting from an underground oil tank to an above ground oil tank.

Outcome:

Tank removed with no issues. Town Permit closed.

Camden County, NJ

- Client was selling home and needed the tank removed before closing.

Outcome:

Tank removed; holes were noted in the tank. Sampling was completed and the NJDEP case was closed with a No Further Action Letter. House sold.

CASE STUDY :

Residential Tank Removal

Home Sale

Princeton, NJ

The

Problem

A buried heating oil tank was found during inspection. The homeowner needed fast removal before closing.

Our

Solution

We removed the tank, tested the soil, and confirmed no contamination. All paperwork was turned around in 4 days.

The

Result

The home sale stayed on schedule with no further action needed.

Services

Provided

Residential Tank Removal | Soil Testing | Real Estate Support

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Safe. Simple. Compliant.

We Help You Solve Environmental Problems

At Oak Environmental, we check properties for problems and help clean them up. We make sure everything follows the rules. You’ll get clear answers, fast help, and no surprises.