EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. -
April 7, 2014 -
PRLog -- A discovery of leaking oil tank can be devasting, if the remediation is completed improperly it could become a economic disaster. Heating oil located under a basement may be missed. If a potenital buyer completes soil borings and discovers heating oil contamination he may walk from the deal or try to make a lower offer. When a leaking heating oil tank is discovered a proper soil and ground water investigation should be completed. Some contractors will not complete a delineation or ground water investigation only to find out later the discharge has traveled under the structure. Remediation under a structure can be expensive. A leaking heating oil tank remediation should be completed right the first time. In some cases the contractor may be influenced by a third party such as tank plan or a insurance company that on wants to perform the minimum amount of remediation to satisfy the NJDEP. Residual soils left after remediation may travel and contaminate newly replaced soils or impact. Many property buyers these days have environmental inspections perfromed that will consist of soil boring to identify areas of contaminated soil on the property. If property owners discovers a area of contamination his consultant may contact the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to report the contaminated soil. Environmental Systems, a full service environmental consulting, oil tank removal and remediation contractor recomends delineating the vertical and horizontal extent of a discharge including sampling of basements. Once the full extent of contamination is identified the area can be remediated. With over 20 years experience remediating residential and commercial properties, Environemntal Systems can provide expert remediation services and resonable rates.
To obtain additional information regarding out Environmental and Tank removal Services, contact Environemntal Systems at 732-892-8707 or visit our website at depenvirosystems.com
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