Klondike Environmental can remove all types of aboveground and underground tanks.
When heating systems were converted to newer technology, many people abandoned their tanks and buried them.
It's important to remove the buried tank, since a leak near a building poses a significant risk of hydrocarbons migrating into the foundation drains of nearby buildings, and even under the foundations.
Spills can be unsuspected in their extent, which can lead to significant costs in soil decontamination work.
All institutional, commercial and/or industrial buildings with a non-functional underground or aboveground tank are subject to removal under the Environment Quality Act.
Our experts take all the precautions to ensure proper dismantling. At all costs, avoid creating or increasing soil or water contamination problems.
Emptying the tank, piping and fuel dispensers of all petroleum products.
Location of underground infrastructure
Excavation
Tank removal
Transport of tank to certified depot
By law, a soil test must be performed around the tank site.
Extended excavation may be required
When soil tests confirm that work has been completed to MDDELCC standards
Backfilling and compaction with clean materials
Compliance report