Tibbits Excavating & Trucking
Tibbits Excavating & Trucking is Lewis County's premier demolition and excavation contractor. We proudly serve Lewis and neighboring counties with oil tank removal for both residential... more
Charlie's Excavation
Charlie's Excavation is a leading resource for oil tank removal services throughout Ocean Shores, WA and the neighboring communities. Contact our experienced and knowledgable team... more
Projects by Piper
When you're in need of safe, reliable oil tank removal services throughout Chehalis, WA and the surrounding areas, look no further than Projects by Piper.... more
ANJ Demolition
At ANJ Demolition we offer oil tank removal and salvage services. From demolition to dismantling, land clearing and site prep, our crew can tackle any... more
Iskra Excavation, Inc.
Iskra Excavation, Inc. takes pride in listening to our customers' needs and making their project dreams a reality. We perform demolition, like oil tank removal,... more
Mack Built Construction, LLC
Mack Built Construction, LLC is a demolition and remodeling company that's based in Ocean Park, WA. Get in touch today to learn more about our... more
Beach Bear Property Services
Beach Bear Property Services serves individual homeowners, HOAs, rental property managers, and commercial building operators in coastal areas of Washington and Oregon. We offer oil... more
R&R Maintenance and General Contracting
When it comes to oil tank removal services in or around Vancouver, WA, R&R Concrete Contractors is your premier choice. Our team is highly... more
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Tank Removal Tips for Nehalem, OR
How can I tell if my oil tank is leaking?
It's easier to tell when an above ground tank is leaking since it's always visible, but underground storage tank leaks are a bit harder to detect. In some cases, it can take years before an underground storage tank leak is detected.
Be aware of the signs that a leak has occurred:
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There is dead/dying vegetation in the area of the tank
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The soil in the area is darker than the surrounding native soils
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The area around the fill pipe is stained
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You can smell heating oil odors in the house/coming out of the ground
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Fuel consumption spikes even though the weather isn't especially cold
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There is an oily rainbow sheen on the water beneath the tank, in basement sump, etc.
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If your well water develops a strange taste, odor, or color
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There is water in fuel lines
If you see any of these signs, contact an underground tank testing company immediately.