Updated HOT Regulations: Oregon DEQ
Tuesday, August 29, 2023
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has updated their regulations that affects Environmental Works' projects with Heating Oil Tanks (HOT).
Tank Locating
IF YOU NEED TO CONFIRM OR DENY THE PRESENCE OF AN UNDERGROUND HEATING OIL TANK ON YOUR PROPERTY, CALL ENVIRONMENTAL WORKS AND GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT.
Our Underground Tank Inspection Team uses state-of-the-art scanning technology using Schonstedt Magnetic Locators and Aquatronix A-6 Tracer to discover the location of underground heating oil tanks with complete precision.
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Residential homes built prior to 1965 we’re likely to be oil powered. In these cases, heating oil was likely stored underground on the property. That’s why older homes, involved in a potential transaction, usually require an underground heating oil tank inspection. Your home may have an underground heating oil tank present if you discover a fill or vent pipe on the exterior. We also recommend looking for supply lines in the basement or crawl space and researching historical records for evidence an underground heating oil tank was installed or decommissioned in the past.
SELF SEARCH
Residential homes built prior to 1965 we’re likely to be oil powered. In these cases, heating oil was likely stored underground on the property. That’s why older homes, involved in a potential transaction, usually require an underground heating oil tank inspection. Your home may have an underground heating oil tank present if you discover a fill or vent pipe on the exterior. We also recommend looking for supply lines in the basement or crawl space and researching historical records for evidence an underground heating oil tank was installed or decommissioned in the past.
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