How To Remove Your Underground Oil Tank

[@lidsman2221]

I am looking forward to seeing the jobs you have previewed in the last video. I bet they will be good. Hang in there your channel will grow. Things just take time.

[@TankMastersEnvironmental]

Thanks man......were grinding!!!!!!

[@loubraun5685]

An excellent description on how professionals remove a tank and restore the property. Your team makes it look easy, although it is anything but. Having the right tools, equipment and experience makes a difference.

[@TankMastersEnvironmental]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@k.jespersen6145]

Liking the intro and the end title plate; they add some extra crispness to the video. Extra-liking that you're keeping your tag line at the end, though. ^_^ It's your signature/quality seal. (Also, you pick some of the best music. I keep meaning to say that, but forgetting in the middle of all of the other neat things to talk about or questions to ask. Thanks for your patience with me.) That tank cleaned up nicely, and the gravel in the cut-asphalt square almost looked like asphalt itself. Very smooth. Excellent, truly excellent. 👏

[@TankMastersEnvironmental]

K, I couldent agree with you more....lol Tank You!!!!!!

[@mrdando]

Good quick one

[@TankMastersEnvironmental]

agree Mike...

[@nater4675]

So to understand this a little better. This was a leaking oil tank that you took out. But you have to come back and take samples out to show that the ground is okay? Do you have to do this with all leaking tanks?

[@ElDell]

Don't you have to take soil samples to test for oil leakage??

[@shielduniversity419]

Nice you didnt show how you cut the tank. Did you have to pump oil out ? What about new tank ?

[@TankMastersEnvironmental]

This was just a quick video that I did for FB. I have MANY other videos that show us cutting the tanks and pumping oil. No tank was installed. Thanks