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Winters where I live can be snowy, cold, and wet.  In fact, this winter has been one of the coldest on record.  Temperatures have plummeted well below freezing, creating slick roads and cold houses.  During these few bitter cold months I’ve come to appreciate one appliance more than any other in my house.  The furnace.  Whenever the cold seems to seep in from the windows and doors, there is no sound I love more than the dull roar of the furnace coming to life.  It fights off the cold and keeps my house warm.  Although my furnace is powered by natural gas, many residential areas, particularly in the northeast United States, choose to use residential heating oil in place of gas.   Heating oil is usually delivered by tank truck and then stored in tanks located either above-ground in garages or basements or often below-ground in buried storage tanks.  One problem with older underground oil tanks is that they can begin to rust and corrode causing dangerous leaks that are hazardous to humans and the environment.

If you are a resident with an underground oil tank you think may be leaking, it is probably time to have it removed and replaced.  However, because of the hazards involved, it should only be done by professionals.  For residents of New Jersey, Environmental Management Associates or EMA is a company specializing in NJ oil tank removal.  With years of experience under their belt, EMA can safely remove your oil tank so it is no longer a danger to you or the environment.