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Good day. We wanted to share with you a recent conversation GreenTRAX had with a customer about a short notice tank removal. By seeing what other customers deal with in terms of removing their heating oil tanks, we hope this will help you in making your own decision. Let me set the scene. It’s a …
Folks, remove your oil tank before settlement! The process of selling your house and moving into your new place will come with its own stress. By not waiting until the last minute before settlement to remove the buried oil tank, you’ll save yourself time and headaches. The underground tank could be a 275-gallon, 300-gallon, 550-gallon …
So, what is the Maryland Homeowner Reimbursement Fund, anyway? How does it relate to oil tank removals? Well, in short, Maryland will give you money towards your oil tank removal. If you have a residential heating oil tank in Maryland and the tank leaked, or you have a spill and the tank is removed, there …
So let’s look at a scenario GreenTRAX has seen many times regarding a buried heating oil tank; it goes like this… A married couple, Don and Dawn, have lived in their house for many years and have buried oil tanks they use for their heat. After some time, the furnace became faulty. They called their …
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We know selling your home can be a stressful time, but GreenTRAX is here to help take 1 more thing off your plate, and make 1 big buyer concern go away. We’re here to handle your buried oil tank. Did you know most buyers today will NOT purchase a home with a buried heating oil …
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So, you have an old heating oil tank at your house and you decide you want it tested, to prove its not leaking. Now what? Do I need a tank test or a soil test? So, there are 2 ways to check if a tank is leaking. The first is a tank test. There are …
Do you have an old buried heating oil tank and you are not sure what to do with it? You may have heard about “abandonment”, “closure in place”, “fill with sand”, “removal”, “pulled”, “filled in”, but you may not be sure what any of that means. Is one option better than the other? Which one …
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