Contact Us About Oil Tank Removal in Portland, ME
Three answers get you a useful reply: where the tank is, roughly when it last ran, and whether the property is occupied.
What to Tell Us About Your Oil Tank
- Whether the tank is buried, in the cellar, or outside above ground. This decides whether any Maine deadline is running.
- Roughly when the oil last ran. On a buried tank, twelve months out of service is the point the rules change.
- What is over or around the tank. Lawn, driveway, deck, a stair with a turn in it.
- Whether anyone is living there. On a let property we schedule around the tenant’s notice period.
Where We Work in Cumberland County
Portland, ME and across Cumberland County: South Portland, Westbrook, Falmouth, Scarborough, Cape Elizabeth, Gorham, Windham, Yarmouth, Cumberland, North Yarmouth, Freeport, Gray, New Gloucester, Standish, Pownal, Raymond, Casco, Naples, Brunswick.
What We Will Not Do
We will not quote a Maine permit fee we have not read, tell you whether a state grant will be approved, or put a price on what is in the ground before the tank is out of it. Where a decision belongs to the Department or to a Community Action Agency, we say so.
Send Your Tank Details
There is no phone number on this site. Everything runs through the form or by email, so the details arrive written down and nothing gets lost in a call back.
Emergencies and Spills in Maine
If you can see or smell oil, this form is the wrong channel. Maine treats a discharge as something to contain immediately, and the Department’s own guidance is that reporting within two hours leaves the responsible party exempt from fines. Report it to Maine DEP first and deal with the tank afterwards.