Oil tank replacement on Long Island
A leaking oil tank is a mess you don't want. If your tank is old, rusty or weeping, we'll look at it and give you a free written estimate for a new one.
Warning signs on an oil tank
- Rust, flaking or bubbling paint, especially near the bottom.
- Wet spots, drips or stains under the tank or at the fittings.
- An oil smell in the basement or garage.
- Dents, or legs that are rusted or not sitting level.
- A gauge that sticks, or a tank you know is very old.
If you see oil actively leaking, call us right away at 631-264-8800.
How a tank replacement estimate works
- We look at your current tank, where it sits, and the oil lines to the burner.
- We talk through where the new tank can go and how much oil is in the old one.
- You get a written proposal you can review and sign online, with no pressure.
Already one of our oil customers?
Tell our drivers or the office if you notice anything odd about your tank. We can plan the replacement around your next delivery so you are not left without oil.
How it works
- Tell us what you have
Send the short form or call 631-264-8800. The office calls you back to set up a visit. - We take a look
We look at your system and your home and explain your options in plain English. - Written proposal
You get a written proposal you can read, ask questions about, and sign online when you're ready. No pressure.
Financing available for new equipment — ask us about options.
Questions people ask
How do I know if my oil tank needs replacing?
Watch for rust, wet spots, weeping seams, dents, an oil smell, or a tank that is very old. If you are not sure, ask for a free look and we will tell you what we see.
What happens to the oil in my old tank?
We go over it during the estimate. Tell us roughly how much oil is in the tank when you call so we can plan.
Do you replace basement, garage and outdoor tanks?
Ask us. We look at where your tank is now and where a new one can go, then explain the options in the written estimate.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation.