Using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) we sweep the property to see if any old (or in use) underground home heating oil tanks exist.
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Using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) we sweep the property to see if any old (or in use) underground home heating oil tanks exist.

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When a Tank Locating Scan is Necessary
No one likes to think about the thought that their home or property could be harboring harmful contaminants, especially if they have young children or if their spouse is expecting a child soon. After all, you know very well how important the health of your surrounding home and property is for raising your family so in the event that something unsettling like an old oil tank is found on your property you will need to take the necessary steps to start remediation services. Such services can include an oil tank location scan, testing for leakage in the soils and sediments and even the drastic step of oil tank removal.
The idea that your home could have harmful contaminants leaking into your soil and even groundwater can cause a great amount of anxiety, but it can also be easily managed and remediated so that it will not be any type of environmental threat to you and your family. A reputable company that is in the environmental consulting or remediation business will be able to quickly assess the situation with an oil tank location scan. Once the item has been located, the experts can then begin the steps for acquiring laboratory analysis, testing the tank for substances and whether or not it has been leaking.
Though the thought of having an oil tank on your property can be a bit worrying, it doesn’t mean that you have been sitting on a toxic landmine, it means that you now will have to ensure that your home, family and community are safe from toxins or contaminants, something that an oil tank location scan can quickly resolve and start the remediation process if needed. Soil, sediment and groundwater testing can be performed on a regular basis so that you can rest assured your home remains contaminant and pollutant-free, especially if you have a young, growing family. Keep your worries at a minimum and be proactive with your environment. The world depends on it.