Clint Co launched in 2008 as a high-end landscape and demolition contractor. Because of our unbeatable quality and service, our company has grown into a multiple division company. We offer specialized services ranging from oil tank removal to trucking, dirt construction,... more
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JD Bohannon Remodeling & Construction
At JD Bohannon Remodeling & Construction, we can handle all your remodeling, demolition, and construction needs. Our team can do it all. If you need oil tank removal, we provide quality services and stunning results. Get your free quote today. more
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Texas Concrete
At Texas Concrete, we have 30 years of experience with concrete and mason work, as well as demolition services, like oil tank removal. We take pride in every job & we love serving our community. Give us a call or request a... more
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Gonzales Contractors, LLC
Gonzales Contractors, LLC thoroughly plans out your oil tank removal project from inception to completion. We promise to find solutions that enable us to deliver high-value services at a cheaper price point. more
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Vanco Insulation
Vanco Insulation has become a trusted name in oil tank removal from Texas to New Mexico since 1979. Over the years, we have successfully completed thousands of projects of all sizes. Reach out for a free estimate! more
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Triple G Containers & Services, LLC
Triple G Containers & Services, LLC is a trusted resource for demolition throughout Odessa, TX and the surrounding areas. We have the modern, well-equipped fleet of equipment and experienced staff required to complete all kinds of demolition projects. Talk to us... more
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Tips for Removing Above Ground Oil Tanks
What is an above ground storage tank?
Above ground storage tanks are large containers built to hold oil, either for heating or for fuel. Generally, they are located in the basement, crawl space, or against a side/back wall on the exterior of the house, and are held up by supports. They serve the same purpose as an underground storage tank, only they're not buried underground.