Tanks don’t last forever, and as soon as an industrial tank isn’t serving your facility’s needs, arrange for fast disposal and tank removal services to get that real estate back. Whether you’re reducing the number of on-site tanks you need or a tank has worn through, and you’re waiting for its replacement, Cactus Environmental Services is here to help with complete tank handling services.
We can clean and remove tanks, remediate or clean the surrounding area in the event of a spill, and make sure your business is ready for a smooth transition to the next tank.
The Importance of Tank Removal
Removing old tanks is part of doing business. Old tanks with unrepairable damage can present an unacceptable spill risk to your facility and even damage the overall property value. Depending on local requirements, you may have to remove tanks from the property before selling it, installing new equipment, or being cleared for different business activities. Removing rusty, broken, or obtrusive tanks also makes the property safer, reducing the risk of injury to on-site personnel and visitors. Tank removal services from Cactus Environmental Services are designed to quickly and undisruptively remove unwanted tanks from your facility, including both above-ground and underground tanks. By hiring a professional service for the job, you can ensure compliance with all applicable safety, environmental, and industrial regulations.Types of Tanks That Require Removal
Some of the most common tanks that require removal from a certified removal company include:- Above-ground storage tanks that are housed on the ground level, within buildings, or on the roof. We can clean, decontaminate, and remove fixed roof tanks, floating tanks, and roofless tanks. Our team can also remove specialty tanks, such as milk tanks and tanks that house hazardous chemicals.
- Underground storage tanks, including tanks for water, septic systems, and fuel tanks
- Broken tanks that need to be moved off-site so that a replacement tank can be installed
- Old tanks that must be disposed of for rezoning or remodeling to suit new operations