The team removed (2 ) 500-gallon tanks as well as repiping of manhole cover piping.
The team installed (2) 330-gallon tanks, repiped, and re-did oil lines, according to State and Federal codes.
The inspection was done by Supervisor, the checklist was complete.
The team removed cut and cleaned a 275 Granby tank. The Team also installed a new tank and brought any oil lines and pipes up to state and federal codes. As always a lead tech did an inspection and checklist of removal and installation.
The team removed an oil tank from the basement of the house.They also filled and sealed holes according to State and Federal code.
During a construction project in Boston, an abandoned underground storage tank was found. The tank was approximately 10,000 gallons. It appears to have been “closed in place” at some point with concrete. Removal pro was called in to work with an L.S.P and the construction team to cut open the tank, clean it, and dispose of it at an approved tank yard.
Removal Pro assisted a homeowner with a 500 gallon underground tank. The tank needed to be dug up, drained, cut, and cleaned.
This job was the removal of 2 x 2500 gallon diesel tanks plus the supporting commercial boiler. The tanks needed to be drained, cut, cleaned and the waste properly disposed of. The boiler needed to be split and the supporting pipes needed to be removed to give the business owner back billable space.
A Fall River business needed their 3000 storage tank removed from the basement of one of their buildings. The tank was encapsulated within a concrete block wall and sand. Removal Pro removed the cinder block wall and sand by hand. Once the tank was exposed, we cut, cleaned and properly disposed of all materials. This job was a tough one. We needed to bring everything up over 20 stairs, through narrow hallways and outside.
This job was for a Commercial building owner. We needed to remove a large steel water tank out of a mechanical room on the third floor. The tank needed to be cut with a torch and brought out piece by piece. This required additional coordination with the Brockton Fire Department.
