On Dec 19, 1:56 am, " wrote:
On Dec 18, 3:04 pm, Rich wrote:



On Dec 18, 10:35 am, Limp Arbor wrote:

On Dec 18, 10:32 am, "RonABC" wrote:

Thanks. I am in Southern New Jersey. As I wrote, I do have an idea of what
a typical tank removal can cost if there is no leak. But, what I'm
wondering about is how much it could end up costing if a tank is not located
near a building but is found to have leaked when it is removed. Can you
post any information about what your experience has been in terms of the
cost when tanks that you removed turned out to have leaked? I know you
can't say for sure without seeing each specific situation, but I do hear
stories every so often about the cost being 50K or more once a tank has
leaked.

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I am an oil tank contractor on the East Coast. If you are within my
territory, an oil tank decomission cost starts at around $ 1,050.00
There are other incidental costs such as permits costs and disposal
fees. The name of my company is MH Tank Co Inc. Please feel free to
contact me. My telephone # in NJ is 973-390-5356 and my NY # is
845-544-2330 my web address is mhtank.com

Respectfully,

Mike Hoensch- Hide quoted text -

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Call Steve Rich, he'll remove it for FREEhttp://www.steve-rich.com/services/free_tank_removal.shtml

I'm a little skeptical of anyone who says they will do it for free...
there are a lot of costs associated with it, especially if it is an
ISRA issue in NJ. I work in this industry too. We'll be happy to
answer your questions if you call! We're at 723-384-9506, and ahttp://www.bluestonecorp.net/UST.html. Good luck!- Hide quoted text -
There is one Free Tank Removal program is being offered at:
http://www.steve-rich.com/services/f..._removal.shtml


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the company gets paid from state grant money or a loan if the
homeowner doesnt qualify for the grant.

program makes sense better to remove old tanks properly rather than
DIY folks mucking around filling a rustingf tank half full of oil with
concrete, making clean up much worse and contaminating ground water