Why should the dismantling of the oil tank be left to a professional?
The dismantling of the oil tank should always be left to an expert. Usually, oil tanks are barely accessible to one person, so laymen cannot, or only with great effort, dismantle them themselves. But it is not only the heavy weight that makes disassembly difficult. Removal of residual oil and subsequent disposal is also a major challenge for people without professional knowledge. That”s why you have to rely on an expert from the beginning so that the dismantling can be done without any problems.
What should you pay attention to when disassembling the oil tank?
There are strict regulations for the disposal of oil tanks. If you are not relying on a professional to dispose of it, you must be able to prove that you disposed of your tanks properly, or you will face serious penalties. Care is also required when disposing of residual oil, as the oil must not enter the water. If you have decided to disassemble the oil tank yourself, you should keep in mind that gases that are harmful to health can be formed. In the worst case, there is a risk of explosion, even if the risk is lower with oil tanks than with gas tanks. If you crush the tank you want to dispose of with the flex, you must be careful not to catch the oil on fire.
Why should the oil tank be dismantled?
Anyone who uses a different heating technology and no longer needs oil tanks in their home should discard them. This creates extra space in your home and benefits the environment in the long run.
What should be done before dismantling?
Dismantling the oil tank Remove all flammable sources from the room where the oil tank is located and make sure there are no open flames, including cigarettes, near the oil tank during disassembly. If you dismantle the oil tank yourself, you must first find a disposal option and a suitable transport vehicle. In addition, the remaining oil must be removed from the tank and also disposed of.
How long does dismantling take and how much does it cost?
A person skilled in the art should be able to dismantle and discard one, or even several, oil tanks in a day, provided no complications arise. If you take care of the dismantling yourself, the dismantling may take two days. However, the costs depend on how many tanks need to be dismantled and how much work is required. To get an overview of prices, you must first obtain and compare different offers tailored to your situation.
