New York Residents Save on Tank Removal and Excavation With PG Environmental Services
Jan 10, 2020
January 10, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Residents of New York are saving big with PG Environmental Services, the Leading Tank Removal and Excavation in Long Island and New York Metro area.
PG Environmental Services Inc., based out of Hauppauge, New York, is a full-service environmental contracting service company. The company serves clients in Long Island and throughout Metro New York Area, including Manhattan and the Boroughs (The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island). The company has been serving since 2017 and continues to expand its operation with over 15 years of experience in the environmental contracting field.
The environmental contracting service firm is best known for providing safe and reliable underground storage tanks (UST) and above-ground storage tanks (AST) Tank Removal and excavation. UST/AST are often used as fuel storage tanks and need environmental safety due to the high risk of contamination to the groundwater or property soil.
Most USTs are also used for several years to store kerosene, gasoline, heating oil, and diesel fuel. Due to long years of use, they are prone to rusting and resulting in leakage which poses a major risks to property owners and buyers.
To avoid any hazard and accidents, PG Environmental Services Inc. offers UST/AST Tank Removal and Excavation services that are within the standards. The highly trained professionals of PG Environmental Services immediately conduct an assessment of the tank’s location. This is to enable us to determine the extent of the tanks and to verify its best option to either removal or abandonment in place.
“Our experienced experts can help our clientele remove the tanks, remedy the site and fill a post-closure report to get a notice of satisfaction (NOS) status letter from the Local or State agencies,” the company shares.
When assessing the storage tanks, the team of experts from PG Environmental services first conducts a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey. The company then performs sampling of the soil in the surrounding area of the UST to verify if any impact has occurred to the soil beneath the tank. The samples area always sent to a State-certified laboratory. If the results from all the tests conducted show an impact, then the proper local/state agencies are notified.
This Metro New York Environmental Contracting Services company abides by all these procedures to ensure that clients do not run into any disputes with the State agencies. We will reach out to the local government – both the fire department as well as the construction department – seeking the needed permits and inspection.” they added.
PG Environmental Services Inc. offers a practical and quick solution for all environmental contracting services in Long Island and Metro New York area. The company also provides ground-penetrating radar, Environmental drilling, geotechnical drilling, and underground tanks (UST) or above-ground tanks (AST) removal and excavation.
PG Environmental Services is located at 175 Commerce Drive, Unit P, Hauppauge, NY 11788. To book an appointment, visit their website at http://pgenviro.com clients can reach them through 631-901-1888.
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For more information about PG Environmental Services Inc., contact the company here:
PG Environmental Services Inc.
Carlos Quiñonez
631-637-6352
[email protected]
175 Commerce Dr suite n, Hauppauge, NY 11788, USA
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