Simple Tank Services

Every tank removal project tells a story, and our recent work in Neptune, NJ was one shaped by foresight, coordination, and careful execution. This job involved the removal of a 550 USTR and a 275 ASTR, a combination that required thoughtful planning and a disciplined approach from start to finish. What made the difference wasn’t just equipment or experience—it was the strategy behind every decision. Laying the Groundwork Before Work Began Long before excavation or removal took place, our team focused on preparation. A detailed site evaluation helped us understand property conditions, access points, soil characteristics, and logistical constraints. These early assessments allowed us to design a clear plan that minimized disruption while prioritizing safety and efficiency. Strategic planning at this stage ensured that every step would unfold smoothly once on-site work began. Permits, compliance requirements, and scheduling were carefully coordinated to keep the project on track. W...

Oil tanks, whether aboveground or underground, were once common sources of residential heating. However, as environmental regulations evolved and modern heating systems replaced outdated tanks, thousands of homeowners have chosen to remove old, unused oil tanks from their property. While removing a tank is an important first step, the real safety measure begins afterward: Soil Testing After Oil Tank Removal. Soil contamination from leaking tanks can cause severe environmental hazards, property damage, reduced home value, and legal complications. Understanding why soil testing matters, how it works, and what costs or regulations are involved will help you protect your home and stay compliant with state and environmental laws. This complete guide explains everything you need to know about post-removal soil testing, the benefits and risks of skipping it, and how to ensure your property remains clean and safe. Why Soil Testing After Oil Tank Removal Is Essential Even if the tank lo...

We’re proud to announce the successful completion of a major environmental restoration project in Newark, NJ. This job involved the removal of multiple underground storage tanks of varying sizes and extensive soil remediation, transforming a once-contaminated property into a safe, usable space. Understanding the Challenge The Newark property contained several aging underground oil tanks that had become a significant environmental concern. The tanks included: 1 × 550-gallon UST 2 × 2,000-gallon USTs 2 × 5,000-gallon USTs Over the years, leaks from these tanks had contaminated the surrounding soil, creating potential hazards for the property owners and the community. Addressing these issues promptly was crucial to protect the environment and comply with state regulations. Safe and Efficient Oil Tank Removal As one of the leading oil tank removal companies in NJ , Simple Tank Services approached this project with safety and precision. We began with a thorough site asses...