Since 2001, customers have trusted us to provide underground storage tank removal and environment cleanup services. We perform this service without damaging your property. When it comes to underground storage tanks, we understand that there is no shortage of questions. Check out our list of frequently asked questions to find the answers you seek.
Whether you need us to remove or decommission your heating oil tank, we provide services you can count on. See our trained personnel in action in our gallery. Budget Tank Removal & Environmental Services, LLC in Seattle, Washington, specializes in heating oil tank and environmental services. We offer a wide variety of decommissioning services to suit your needs.
Whether you need us to remove or decommission your heating oil tank, we provide services you can count on. See our trained personnel in action in our gallery. Budget Tank Removal & Environmental Services, LLC in Seattle, Washington, specializes in heating oil tank and environmental services. We offer a wide variety of decommissioning services to suit your needs.
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Turn to Budget Tank Removal Services in Seattle, Washington, for safe and efficient underground storage tank removal and environment cleanup. We conduct the removal process with the least impact possible to your lawn, shrubs, and fences. Through the years, we have developed the best techniques for the inexpensive removal of your abandoned underground storage tank.
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Reviews (6)
Aaron Woollett
Sep 14, 2021
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Jesse G.
Feb 24, 2019
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David B.
Sep 07, 2017
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I used these guys years ago for a client and they were great so called up again for my own house.Took a while for the estimator to get to us but the price was good and the execution excellent. They were thorough, clean and tidy, took the breather tube off the house and did a nice job putting the fence back together. It was tight access so I did some pruning prior to their arrival as I was concerned about damage to the landscaping but I was delighted wit the result. I highly recommend them.
Heather H.
Apr 29, 2015
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Wouldn't even show up for an estimate. I called the first time and they said they would come take a look towards the end of the following week. They didn't show so I called again and they said they would be there by the end of the week. That was many weeks ago and still no estimate. Guess our business wasn't worth their time. Had our tank removed by another company that actually had time for us. Unfortunately there isn't too much competition in this line of work.
C. M.
Aug 26, 2011
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It's too bad that "Eats A" had such a poor experience.
I've had them remove two tanks.
They were clean, prompt and cheap.
The second time I called them, I was a lousy customer (didn't follow up for months, didn't return their permit application form, etc.) and they stayed positve, hadn't deleted me, and resent me the form.
I don't know how many buried fuel tanks are in my future, but I'd call them again.
I originally spotted them at a home show, they've had a booth for years.
I've had them remove two tanks.
They were clean, prompt and cheap.
The second time I called them, I was a lousy customer (didn't follow up for months, didn't return their permit application form, etc.) and they stayed positve, hadn't deleted me, and resent me the form.
I don't know how many buried fuel tanks are in my future, but I'd call them again.
I originally spotted them at a home show, they've had a booth for years.
Eats A.
Jun 24, 2011
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What an incredibly frustrating experience. Bad communication from day one, it's hard to see how these guys stay in business. Had the typical contractor experience of being told work would be done one day, it not then the next, the next etc etc (and us having to call them to ask what was going on - them not even bothering to call us and make excuses, tell us why they hadn't done the work yet etc), them not planning ahead for permits and then blaming for further delay, until we were in quite the bind. As we had signed a contract, and needed this work to get done on a deadline, we basically
