Environmental Systems

You are purchasing a Home in NJ . You completed a Oil tank sweep and found no oil tanks. Many times the purchaser believe they have complete their "Due Diligence". Heating, Oil & Gasoline may be still be present above NJDEP Soil Clean-Up Standards.

Many first time home buyers are told they only need an Oil Tank Sweep to look for buried heating oil tanks. They do need this service, but they also need to identify areas of underground Environmental Concern.

There are a number of so called oil tank companies that are barely licensed. Amny claim to have a LSRP on Staff, but few actually have a LSRP supervising a Tank Removal Project from start to finish.

All Environmental Phase I Assessments are not created equal. Some consultants may not identify historical areas of "Environmental Concern" that may date back decades. Who doing your Phase 1 Assessment ?

Environmental Systems recently saved a property owner over 50 K in Oil Tank Remediation costs using innovative alternative Bio-Remediation Technologies to Clean-up Oil and Ground Water contamination.

Many property owners believe filling a Oil Tank in Place or Tank Abandonment is a cost effective measure. However, if they intend on selling the property, most buyers will demand the tank be removed prior to sale.

Don't hire just any contractor for Oil Tank removal. Hire the team that is has LSRP'S and Environmental Scientists supervising every oil tank removal insuring that every project meets the NJDEP's Technical Regulations for Site Remediation.

If underground structures need to be identified, Environmental Systems GPR can find heating oil tanks, construction debris, septic tanks, electrical lines, PVC pipe and just about anything that can be buried.

Recently, Environmental Systems added personnel and equipment to handle the demand for remediation of NJ properties contaminated by leaking oil tanks.

Many first time Home buyers may obtain a Oil tank sweep prior to purchase. Sometimes a leaking Oil tank has been removed but the petroleum contamination still exists costing the new home owner thousands.