Tell Us About The Tank
Everything comes through this form. There is no inbound phone line, which means nothing is lost on a voicemail and every enquiry is answered in writing.
What helps most is the property address, roughly how big the tank is, and whether it is buried or standing in a basement. If you do not know where it is, say that. It is a normal answer and it changes the first step rather than the price.
What Comes Back
- A written figure, and the specific things that would move it
- Which parts of the Rhode Island regulation apply to your tank, and which do not
- Whether a closure assessment is in scope at your property or not
- What the file looks like at the end, and who will want to see it
If oil is visibly leaking right now, the reporting duty in the regulation is immediate and it does not wait on a quote. Contact the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and your local fire department first.
Get A Figure For Your Tank
Where the tank sits and roughly how big it is. That is enough for a written figure and the closure steps for your address.