Professional oil tank inspection using ground-penetrating radar and magnetometer. Written reports for real estate transactions, mortgage lenders, and insurance.
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Full UST excavation, removal, soil testing, backfill, and closure report. All permits handled. Licensed disposal of tank and contaminated materials.
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DEP-approved closure-in-place when excavation is not feasible. Tank pumped, cleaned, inerted, and filled with foam or slurry. Full closure report filed.
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State-certified lab soil borings and analysis for TPH, BTEX, and VOCs. Phase II ESA support. Results suitable for real estate transactions and regulatory closure.
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Full soil and groundwater remediation for confirmed petroleum releases. LSRP oversight. Contaminated soil excavation and disposal. NFA letter obtained.
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GPR and magnetometer property sweeps to locate buried tanks with no visible pipes or records. Written report with site diagram. Same-day scheduling available.
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Roth double-wall aboveground storage tank installation after UST removal. Basement or utility room placement. Same-day reconnection to existing oil burner in most cases.
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We visit your property, assess the tank location, and provide a written estimate at no charge.
We handle all permit applications with the local municipality and state environmental agency.
All underground utilities are marked before excavation begins to prevent damage.
Our HAZWOPER-certified crew excavates and removes the tank using a rubber-tracked mini excavator to minimise yard damage.
Soil samples are collected and sent to a state-certified laboratory for TPH and BTEX analysis.
The excavation is backfilled with certified clean fill, compaction-tested, and the site is restored.
We file the closure report with the relevant environmental agency and work to obtain your No Further Action letter.
Don't let a buried tank kill your closing. We work to your real estate timeline — permits filed, tank removed, soil tested, closure report delivered.
Fuel odours or staining in your basement are warning signs of a leaking UST. We respond quickly, assess the situation, and manage the entire remediation process.
Just bought a home and discovered an old tank? We handle the investigation, removal, and all regulatory filings — protecting your investment from day one.
If your soil test shows contamination above action levels, we develop a remediation plan, manage the cleanup, and work toward obtaining your NFA letter.
When excavation is not feasible, DEP-approved abandonment-in-place is the solution. We pump, clean, inert, and fill the tank — full closure report included.
Commercial properties face stricter UST regulations. Our licensed team handles all commercial tank removals, Phase II ESAs, and regulatory compliance filings.
Residential underground oil tank removal in Austin typically costs between $1,500 and $3,500 for a straightforward removal with no contamination. If soil testing reveals petroleum contamination, remediation costs can range from $10,000 to $90,000 or more depending on the extent of the leak. We provide a written estimate before any work begins.
Yes. In TX, all underground oil tank removals require permits from the local municipality and notification to the state environmental agency. Our licensed team handles all permit applications, coordinates inspections, and files the required closure documentation on your behalf.
Most residential oil tank removals are completed in a single day. Soil testing results from the lab typically take 1–2 weeks. If contamination is found, remediation may extend the timeline by several weeks to months depending on the extent of the release.
If soil or groundwater contamination is detected, we notify the appropriate state environmental agency as required by law, collect additional soil samples to determine the extent of the release, and develop a remediation plan. Our licensed team manages the entire cleanup process and works to obtain a No Further Action (NFA) letter on your behalf.
Our licensed team serves Austin and all surrounding areas. We respond within 1 business hour.