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Oil Tank Removal on Long Island

Removal of old steel tanks, installation of new Granby or Roth tanks, inspections and abandonments, with a free estimate that we can often give over the phone.

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Domino Oil Burner Service removes, replaces, installs and abandons residential heating oil tanks across Suffolk County, Nassau County and Queens. Estimates are free and in most cases can be given over the phone. New tanks are Granby or Roth double-bottom units. Call (631) 867-2231.

Oil Tank Removal, Replacement, Installation and Abandonment

Heating oil tanks are the one part of an oil-heated home that nobody looks at until something goes wrong. Domino Oil Burner Service handles every stage of a tank's life across Long Island: inspecting an aging tank, removing a failed one, installing a new Granby or Roth double-bottom tank, and abandoning a buried tank in place with the paperwork the town requires.

  • Oil tank removal, above ground and buried
  • Fuel oil tank inspection
  • Oil tank replacement with a new double-bottom tank
  • Oil tank abandonment for buried tanks
  • New tank installation for conversions and additions

Free Estimates on Oil Tank Removal and Replacement Jobs in Long Island

Call us for a free, no-obligation oil tank project estimate. In most cases we can give you a price over the phone. Oil tank removal, installation and replacement are services that many Long Island homeowners may need at one point or another. If you are a homeowner who uses an oil burner to heat up the house, chances are you may eventually need one of them.

Our guide to choosing a tank contractor covers what to ask before you hire anyone, how removals are done and which tank brands hold up on Long Island: How to find the best oil tank removal, installation and replacement service on Long Island.

Signs an Oil Tank Should Be Replaced

Steel tanks rust from the inside, where condensation collects on the bottom, so the first drip on the floor is a late warning. Watch for rust blisters or dark weeping along the bottom seam, a damp patch or oil smell under the tank, a tank gauge that sticks, or legs that have started to lean. A tank that is 25 to 30 years old is due for a look even if it shows none of these.

Tank Work and Burner Service from One Company

Because we service the burner as well as the tank, a replacement includes bleeding the fuel line, replacing the filter and restarting the burner once the new tank is filled. If the old tank ran dry, ask about our prime and start service. Heating oil for the new tank comes from our sister company Domino Fuel, with same-day delivery available.

FAQ

Oil Tank Questions

1How do I know if my oil tank needs replacing?

Rust blisters or weeping on the bottom, a damp spot under the tank, an oil smell near it, or a tank past 25 to 30 years old. Steel tanks fail from the inside out, so the first visible drip is a late sign.

2Can you give an estimate over the phone?

In most cases, yes. Tell us the tank size, where it sits and whether it is above ground or buried, and we can usually quote the job on the call.

3What is a tank abandonment?

A buried tank that is pumped out, cleaned and filled with an inert material so it can stay in place, with the paperwork the town requires.

4Which new tanks do you install?

Granby and Roth double-bottom tanks, which carry long manufacturer warranties against leaks.

Need an Oil Tank Removed or Replaced?

Call (631) 867-2231 any time, or book online and we'll confirm your appointment.

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