AEEG, LLC has the training, technology, tools, and team (plus all necessary certification and licenses) to handle all projects involving the maintenance and replacements of aboveground (AST) storage tanks.

We provide removal and abandonment services. We work closely with subcontractors to provide upgrades, repairs, testing, and installation services for tanks and piping. This also includes the inspection and repairs to meet local, state and federal codes. We offer a complete line of aboveground tank management services.

Above Ground Storage Tank Services including, but not limited to: AST inspections, AST decommissioning, AST removal, environmental site assessments for AST closures, and contaminated soil remediation.

 

AST Aboveground STORAGE Tank Inspections

• We will inspect the aboveground (AST) storage tank and surrounding area, evaluate the current situation, and develop a plan to resolve any issues we find. We have SP001 inspectors for ASTs.
  
  

AST Aboveground Tank Removals

• After properly removing the tank, we test the soil surrounding the old tank.
  
  

AST Aboveground Tank Replacements

• Once the old tank has been removed and the surrounding area is inspected we will install the right tank to meet this project's specifications.
  
  

Why Should You Have a Decommission Heating Oil Tank Removed?

• There are hazards associated with just leaving a decommissioned heating oil tank sit in your basement or outside your home. For one thing, ASTs are never 100% empty. We can arrange to have your old tank safely emptied and have it removed.
• To make the tank safe to remove, we may need to use one of two methods, inerting or purging. We can replace the air in a tank with chemically non-reactive gases to decrease the combustible materials. This is called inerting. This helps prevent fires and explosions. Another method used for making the take safe is purging or ventilating the tank to replace or dilute the flammable vapors in the tank with air, reducing the flammable mixture of fuel and oxygen. Anytime you are working with confined spaces that store flammable materials, there is always the possibility that combustion could occur. We minimize this through inerting and purging.