Oil Tank Sweeps and Exploratory Digs in New Jersey
At Oil Tank Scan NJ, we specialize in Oil Tank Property Scans (Oil Tanks Sweeps) and Exploratory Digs.
We perform hundreds of scans (sweeps) throughout the state of New Jersey and help buyers/ homeowners have the peace of mind of knowing that there are no hidden oil tanks on their properties.
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We provide most comprehensive oil tank sweep in the industry
With us covering the entire state, our technicians have the experience of working on all different types of properties (shore houses, urban areas, farms.
Frequently Asked Questions
All your questions about the oil tank sweep answered.
What is an oil tank scan?
An oil tank scan is a non-invasive inspection using advanced equipment to detect underground storage tanks, septic tanks, dry wells, or buried debris that could pose risks to your property.
Why do I need an oil tank scan before buying a home?
Hidden underground tanks can cause serious environmental hazards and expensive cleanups. Scanning ensures peace of mind before you close on a property.
How do you perform an oil tank scan?
We use state-of-the-art detection equipment to scan the property. If anomalies are found, we can perform a small exploratory dig to confirm what’s underground.
Where are oil tanks usually located?
Most tanks are within 15–20 feet of the original furnace, but they can also be found in side yards, backyards, or even much farther away.c
Do you perform exploratory digs?
Yes. Our team carefully hand-digs small areas (about the size of an extra-large pizza) to safely identify buried objects without damaging your property.
Do you offer ground penetrating radar (GPR)?
Yes, we offer GPR scanning for advanced imaging—this allows us to detect both metallic and non-metallic objects underground.