Oil Tank Installations
Expert Services Specializes
in Oil Tank Replacements
Expert Services specializes in oil tank replacements and removals as well as boiler and furnace installations and service. We are licensed oil burner technicians who take pride in our work by striving for excellent customer service as well as obtaining all necessary permits from your local fire department. We coordinate the safety inspection once the work has been completed. We offer a variety of different size oil storage tanks in steel single wall Granby or the double walled, state of the art Roth tanks. All of our work and parts are guaranteed for one year.
We do a no-cost site inspection. The following would be helpful in assessing your situation:
Please email or text pictures of:
1. Your tank from a few angles so we can assess location and overall condition of tank
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2. Oil line connection at the burner (about 2’ of the oil line) and the same oil line into the tank (about 2’ of the oil line)
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3. Fill & Vent piping above tank, where the piping exits the interior of the house, and the outside fill/ vent pipes
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4. The access to the tank including doorways, hallways, stairwells and the tank location.
Other considerations...
Above Ground Oil Tanks can be installed in your basement, garage or outside, depending on the tank regulations in your area. Different towns, cities and villages in Massachusetts have different code requirements for the placement of oil tanks. Experienced oil burner technician professionals are required to install heating oil tanks in most municipalities, a process that includes licenses, permits and insurances.
We can help you decide where the best location is for us to install your tank.
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Basement Oil Tanks– must meet certain criteria, as per building and fire code, including distances from any fuel burning appliance (furnace, water heater, dryer..etc.)
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Outside Oil Tanks– we install heating oil tanks on 4 inch steel reinforced cement slabs. An oil tank can weigh between 2800-3200 pounds when full. They need to be placed on a sturdy foundation.
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Twin Oil Tanks (or sistered tanks) the joining of two tanks together allows for greater oil storage. By connecting the tanks properly you can be sure they will remain equalized while in use and during delivery.
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Garage Oil Tanks– are installed with protection from vehicles, usually including 4 inch bollards filled with cement
