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Second generation fuel tank removal contractor, we have over 25 years experience in the Heating Oil Tank Industry and we apply that experience to every job we do. We offer fast same day estimates & proposals to get you the information you need right away to make a decision.
Selling your house? Buying a house? Do you have a buried tank? Don’t know if you have a buried tank? Call the experts at GreenTRAX, Inc. We specialize in residential oil tank removals. Most commonly, residential heating oil tanks range in size from 275 gallon up to 1,000 gallon. With the most common residential size being a 550 gallon. We have seen just about every situation you can imagine and when other companies say “that tank cannot be removed” GreenTRAX, Inc. says no problem, we can handle it.
For our commercial clients we have removed fuel, oil & gasoline tanks as small as 150 gallon and large as 10,000 gallon and every size in between.
We Handle Everything
We can often supply estimates/proposals the same day using technology to our advantage!
We Notify Miss Utility, obtain permits, schedule inspectors, perform quality and efficient work, obtain clean backfill dirt no matter where the job is located, provide professional closure reports, obtain well water samples, obtain soil samples, and assist you with the entire process. In the event the MDE requires additional work after the fact, we are still able to handle this for you.
This City of Annapolis is different from any other location in Maryland. They have their own tank dept. and permit process and requirements. And the City of Annapolis presents its own challenges with Historic areas, tight working conditions, no/little parking, small basements, hidden tanks and many other things that are specific to Annapolis. Our family has performed more tank removals, abandonments and installations than any other single company in the City of Annapolis in the last 20 years. Call GreenTRAX, Inc. and speak with the experts today!
We work with hundreds of real estate agents, brokers, Home inspectors and Title companies. It is quite common for us to perform tank work around the sale of a home. We are here to help and walk you through the process. We can speak with you, your buyers, sellers, the insurance company, title company and will answer everyone’s questions. We are quite used to dealing with multiple parties and can help ease everyone’s nerves. You have enough to worry about, so don’t worry about the oil tank, GreenTRAX, Inc. will handle it.
If you have a house with a buried oil tank that is no longer in use, the Maryland Dept. of the Environment requires this tank be removed or properly abandoned by a licensed contractor.
Most buyers today will NOT purchase a house with an old buried oil tank, especially one that is over 20 years old. If the tank is no longer in use it must be removed prior to settlement. Most of the time it falls back on the seller of the property to have the buried oil tank dealt with Prior to settlement. Did you know that more and more nowadays that banks/mortgage companies and also home insurance companies will not let a buyer go to settlement on a house that has a buried oil tank.
We work with buyers & sellers everyday, and we will work with your real estate agents & title companies to complete the job BEFORE settlement and get you all the required paperwork you need to go to closing. In some cases we can offer you no money down, no money out of pocket.
Quick settlement date? In over 25 years we have never had a settlement/closing on a house delayed because they were waiting on us. We are very good at working with tight deadlines and getting things done on time & before settlement.
We are centrally located in Maryland and that allows us to service a large portion of Maryland. Our primary service area includes the following counties: Anne Arundel including the City of Annapolis, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard, Montgomery, Prince Georges, Harford, Calvert & more.
However our service area for fuel tank work includes most of Maryland whether you need us for your home or for your business property.
Common
Question
Can I just cut off the pipes sticking out of the ground and forget about the tank?.
BAD IDEA. A buried oil tank is one of the items you MUST Disclose to potential buyers. We have seen bad things happen when people try to hide the fact they have an underground oil tank. Such as contaminating a neighbor’s well water, oil leaking through the foundation wall or getting into the drain tile around the house and into the sump pump basin, which in turn the sump pump will pump the oil contaminated water back out into the yard and spread the contamination further. Don’t risk getting sued for doing something illegal. It is always better for everyone involved to deal with the tank properly.
Our staff is ready to help get your project underway.
