How Much Does Oil Tank Removal Cost in Rhode Island, Massachusetts & Connecticut?
One flat rate covers everything — removal, disposal, and full cleanup. No add-ons. No surprises. You know the exact price before we show up.
Flat Rate Pricing Starts At
$650
Above-ground oil tank removal across RI, MA, and CT. Get your exact flat rate in 30 seconds.
Price includes all labor, certified disposal, remaining oil removal & full site cleanup.
✓Tank removal & disposal
✓Remaining oil & sludge removed
✓Fill pipes removed
✓Foundation holes sealed
Common Questions
How much does oil tank removal cost in Rhode Island?+
Most above-ground residential oil tank removals in Rhode Island start at $650. No permit required in Rhode Island. Use the calculator above for your exact price.
How much does oil tank removal cost in Massachusetts?+
Most above-ground residential oil tank removals in Massachusetts start at $650. We serve eastern and central MA — Boston, Worcester, New Bedford, Fall River, Plymouth, and surrounding communities. Massachusetts requires a permit for this work — we handle the entire filing process. Use the calculator above for your exact price.
How much does oil tank removal cost in Connecticut?+
Most above-ground residential oil tank removals in Connecticut start at $650. No permit required in Connecticut. We serve northeastern CT communities near the Rhode Island border. Use the calculator above for your exact price.
What's included in the price?+
Complete removal and disposal of your oil tank, including all remaining oil and sludge. Fill pipes are removed from the foundation and the holes are sealed. That's what every job includes.
How long does the job take?+
Most jobs are done in 90 minutes or less from the time we arrive. The area is left broom swept when we're finished.
Do I need a permit for oil tank removal in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, or Connecticut?+
Massachusetts requires a permit for above-ground residential oil tank removal — we handle the entire process, and the permit fee is added separately to your removal quote. Rhode Island and Connecticut do not require a permit.
Do you remove underground or buried tanks?+
No. We specialize exclusively in above-ground residential oil tank removal. Underground tanks require excavation, environmental testing, and different licensing — that's a separate service entirely. If you have a buried tank, you'll need a UST (underground storage tank) specialist.
Where We Work
We cover all of Rhode Island, eastern and central Massachusetts, and northeastern Connecticut.
Rhode Island
- Providence
- Warwick
- Cranston
- Pawtucket
- East Providence
- Woonsocket
- Johnston
- North Providence
- Lincoln
- + all RI communities
Massachusetts
- Boston
- Worcester
- Brockton
- New Bedford
- Fall River
- Quincy
- Plymouth
- Taunton
- Attleboro
- + eastern & central MA
Connecticut
- Putnam
- Thompson
- Killingly
- Plainfield
- Northeastern CT