The MDE Homeowner Reimbursement Fund’s New Rules For 2023 & Beyond
We’re starting off the new year by checking in on what’s new with the HRF (Homeowner Reimbursement Fund) for 2022, 2023, and beyond. For starters, the actual name of this program is the Residential Heating Oil Tank System Site Rehabilitation Reimbursement Program. Yes, it’s the good ol’ R.H.O.T.S.S.R.R.P. Seriously, leave it to state bureaucrats to […]
A Heating Oil Tank Guide for Realtors, Owners & Home Inspectors
Is there a heating oil tank at your home, a home you’re selling, or a home you’re inspecting? We here at Greentrax, Inc. are sharing this essential heating oil tank guide today to help real estate professionals, property owners and home inspectors better assess their oil tank situation. How To Know If There Is A […]
Changes to the Maryland Reimbursement Fund
YOU MUST HAVE YOUR LEAKING BURIED OIL TANK REMOVED BEFORE OCT. 1, 2022 OR YOU WILL LOSE POTENTIALLY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN STATE REIMBURSEMENT Maryland Homeowner Reimbursement Fund In short, Maryland will reimburse you the out-of-pocket expenses for your buried oil tank removal and remediation expenses. I know now you are thinking…. My tank isn’t […]
What To Do With Out-Of-Use Oil Tanks In Maryland
Do you have an out-of-use heating oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, or kerosene tank at your house, farm, or business? If so, listen up – this is for you: The tank absolutely, 100% cannot stay where it is and just be forgotten about! Why is that, you say? We here at GreenTrax, Inc have seen it […]
Short Notice Tank Removal
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 […]
Remove Your Oil Tank Before Settlement!
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 […]