On this page you will find pictures of some of the kinds of replacement oil tanks we supply and examples of the kinds of work that we do.
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| This unsightly 250 gallon steel tank needed replacing but due to building regulations the new tank could not be installed in the same location. | In consultation with the customer a new location for the tank was chosen. The ground conditions mean that a reinforced concrete slab was required. The correct height was achieved by using a concrete block and slab plinth. | A bunded (double skin) plastic tank was installed to comply with building regulations. The installation was completed by digging a trench for a new oil line to the boiler. |
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| This leaking tank took up most of the space in a small garden, and access to replacing it was very restricted. | A better location for the new tank was chosen. Soil conditions allowed for a slab base to be laid over a compacted sub-base. | Close proximity to a manhole cover meant that a bunded tank was required. The dimensions of this tank meant that the restricted access was not a problem. |
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| We installed this Titan Bunded BT 2500 at Felixstowe Docks on a new purpose made steel tank stand and paving flag base. | In some cases a steel tank is a more cost effective option, particularly if the tank can make use of the existing support piers. | This vertical plastic tank has a small footprint – useful for where space is at a premium. |