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Fuel Tank Installation Co., Inc., located in Seattle, WA, has been providing tank decommissioning, tank removal, and tank installation services for the Puget Sound for more than 30 years.
Washington State Building Code requires that any tank which has been out of service for one year shall be removed from the ground or decommissioned in place. An inspection is not required by the code but some local jurisdictions may require it.
One of the liability risks that lenders have faced is that they might become the owner of a contaminated property if they hold a security interest in the property as collateral for a loan. The result is that all lenders require the removal or decommission of an abandoned tank just to preclude any future problems. Homeowner's insurance companies also require abandoned tanks to be decommissioned.
Why choose FTI?
Dependability - FTI has been here for over 25 years and we'll
be here tomorrow to provide you with our personal expertise.
Service - Our staff will respond swiftly to answer any questions
or provide estimates - always free of charge!
Ecology - We are able to identify any problems that might be
present and deal with them in the safest manner possible.
Professional - FTI is licensed, bonded and insured. All work
meets the Washington State Dept. of Ecology and International
Code of Building Officials (ICBO) standards.
Guarantee - Customer service is our primary goal. Your
complete satisfaction is always guaranteed!
Tank Removal:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. The tank is removed from the ground along with the fill pipe and vent pipe. The site is backfilled and any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during the tank removal are carefully replaced.
Tank Decommissioning:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. After cleaning, the tank is filled with inert material and the fill pipe and vent pipe are removed. In some jurisdictions filling the tank with inert material is not required. Again, any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during deommissioning are carefully replaced.
Call us today for a free estimate!
Washington State Building Code requires that any tank which has been out of service for one year shall be removed from the ground or decommissioned in place. An inspection is not required by the code but some local jurisdictions may require it.
One of the liability risks that lenders have faced is that they might become the owner of a contaminated property if they hold a security interest in the property as collateral for a loan. The result is that all lenders require the removal or decommission of an abandoned tank just to preclude any future problems. Homeowner's insurance companies also require abandoned tanks to be decommissioned.
Why choose FTI?
be here tomorrow to provide you with our personal expertise.
or provide estimates - always free of charge!
present and deal with them in the safest manner possible.
meets the Washington State Dept. of Ecology and International
Code of Building Officials (ICBO) standards.
complete satisfaction is always guaranteed!
Tank Removal:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. The tank is removed from the ground along with the fill pipe and vent pipe. The site is backfilled and any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during the tank removal are carefully replaced.
Tank Decommissioning:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. After cleaning, the tank is filled with inert material and the fill pipe and vent pipe are removed. In some jurisdictions filling the tank with inert material is not required. Again, any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during deommissioning are carefully replaced.
Call us today for a free estimate!
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Categorized under Mountain Climbing Instructors
Fuel Tank Installation Co., Inc., located in Seattle, WA, has been providing tank decommissioning, tank removal, and tank installation services for the Puget Sound for more than 30 years.
Washington State Building Code requires that any tank which has been out of service for one year shall be removed from the ground or decommissioned in place. An inspection is not required by the code but some local jurisdictions may require it.
One of the liability risks that lenders have faced is that they might become the owner of a contaminated property if they hold a security interest in the property as collateral for a loan. The result is that all lenders require the removal or decommission of an abandoned tank just to preclude any future problems. Homeowner's insurance companies also require abandoned tanks to be decommissioned.
Why choose FTI?
Dependability - FTI has been here for over 25 years and we'll
be here tomorrow to provide you with our personal expertise.
Service - Our staff will respond swiftly to answer any questions
or provide estimates - always free of charge!
Ecology - We are able to identify any problems that might be
present and deal with them in the safest manner possible.
Professional - FTI is licensed, bonded and insured. All work
meets the Washington State Dept. of Ecology and International
Code of Building Officials (ICBO) standards.
Guarantee - Customer service is our primary goal. Your
complete satisfaction is always guaranteed!
Tank Removal:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. The tank is removed from the ground along with the fill pipe and vent pipe. The site is backfilled and any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during the tank removal are carefully replaced.
Tank Decommissioning:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. After cleaning, the tank is filled with inert material and the fill pipe and vent pipe are removed. In some jurisdictions filling the tank with inert material is not required. Again, any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during deommissioning are carefully replaced.
Call us today for a free estimate!
Washington State Building Code requires that any tank which has been out of service for one year shall be removed from the ground or decommissioned in place. An inspection is not required by the code but some local jurisdictions may require it.
One of the liability risks that lenders have faced is that they might become the owner of a contaminated property if they hold a security interest in the property as collateral for a loan. The result is that all lenders require the removal or decommission of an abandoned tank just to preclude any future problems. Homeowner's insurance companies also require abandoned tanks to be decommissioned.
Why choose FTI?
be here tomorrow to provide you with our personal expertise.
or provide estimates - always free of charge!
present and deal with them in the safest manner possible.
meets the Washington State Dept. of Ecology and International
Code of Building Officials (ICBO) standards.
complete satisfaction is always guaranteed!
Tank Removal:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. The tank is removed from the ground along with the fill pipe and vent pipe. The site is backfilled and any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during the tank removal are carefully replaced.
Tank Decommissioning:
The tank is emptied of all oil, water or sludge residue. After cleaning, the tank is filled with inert material and the fill pipe and vent pipe are removed. In some jurisdictions filling the tank with inert material is not required. Again, any grass or shrubs that had to be moved during deommissioning are carefully replaced.
Call us today for a free estimate!
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