Allied Environmental Services
Professional oil tank removal services in Newark, New Jersey. Licensed contractor providing underground storage tank removal, soil testing, and environmental cleanup services.
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About This Contractor
Allied Environmental Services provides oil tank removal services in the Newark, New Jersey area. Contact them directly to learn more about their services and get a quote for your project.
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Oil Tank Removal Regulations Near Newark, New Jersey
Any contractor working near Newark operates under the same statewide rules, regardless of which company you hire. Here's what applies:
Notable requirement: NJDEP has strictest tank regulations in US. ISRA requires tank investigation for property transfers. Licensed contractors with NJDEP certification required. Mandatory soil sampling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for oil tank removal near Newark, New Jersey?
Yes — New Jersey oil tank removal is overseen by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), and permits generally run $150-400. A licensed contractor working near Newark should pull the permit as part of the job rather than leaving that step to you.
How much does oil tank removal typically cost near Newark, New Jersey?
Across New Jersey, a standard residential oil tank removal runs $2,500-5,000, plus the permit fee noted above. If a tank sweep is needed first to confirm a tank's location before removal, that typically adds $350-550. Get an itemized quote from more than one contractor near Newark before you commit, since the range is wide enough that a single quote doesn't tell you much on its own.
What should I confirm before hiring an oil tank removal contractor near Newark?
Verify the contractor holds current New Jersey certification with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), ask whether soil sampling and closure paperwork are included in the quote (not billed separately later), and confirm they carry pollution liability insurance — a general contractor's policy usually excludes environmental contamination.
For the full vetting checklist, see our guide to choosing an oil tank removal company and our contractor licensing requirements by state.
More New Jersey Tank Resources
Before you call anyone, it helps to know what New Jersey expects. Our New Jersey oil tank removal guide covers the permit, the soil sampling requirement and the typical price range there, and the New Jersey tank sweep guide explains what an inspection should turn up if you aren't sure a tank is even there. Comparing several bids is the single best protection against an inflated quote.