Aboveground Tank Installation Dripping Springs

Aboveground Tank Installation in Dripping Springs, TX

Our licensed team provides professional aboveground tank installation services throughout Dripping Springs. We are DEP-licensed, OSHA HAZWOPER-certified, and fully insured. Every permit application, inspection, and regulatory filing is handled by our team — you deal with us, not the DEP.

Dripping Springs properties commonly combine Hill Country acreage, limestone terrain, and high-value homes. A written scope and carefully documented environmental process help owners protect both the site and the transaction timeline.

Our team is based at 111 Congress Avenue, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78704 and reaches Dripping Springs via US-290 West in approximately 35 minutes, with practical coverage around Historic Mercer Street and the surrounding residential streets.

Useful references: Dripping Springs community information | Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Petroleum Storage Tank Program | US EPA underground storage tanks

Whether you are selling a home, buying a property, or dealing with a suspected leak, our Dripping Springs team responds quickly and provides the written documentation your lender, title company, and attorney need to move forward. Call us today for a free site assessment.

Roth double-wall aboveground oil tank installed in residential basement in Dripping Springs

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of aboveground tank should I install after UST removal?

The most common replacement option is a Roth double-wall aboveground storage tank (AST), typically installed in the basement or utility room. Double-wall tanks provide a secondary containment layer that prevents leaks from reaching the environment. They are available in 275-gallon and 400-gallon capacities and are approved by all major state environmental agencies.

Is an aboveground tank safer than an underground tank?

Yes. Aboveground tanks are significantly safer than underground tanks because leaks are immediately visible and can be addressed before they contaminate soil or groundwater. They are also easier to inspect and maintain, and they do not require excavation for removal at end of life.

Do I need a permit to install an aboveground oil tank?

Permit requirements vary by municipality. In most cases, a building permit is required for a new AST installation. Our team handles all permit applications and ensures the installation complies with local fire codes and state environmental regulations.

Can I keep using oil heat after my underground tank is removed?

Yes. After removing your underground tank, we can install a new aboveground double-wall tank in your basement or utility room, reconnect your existing oil burner, and have your heating system operational the same day in most cases.

Aboveground Tank Installation in Dripping Springs