Tank Rescue

A heating-oil tank that needs to come out is the job Peabody homeowners most often describe giving Tank Rescue. Chris and his crew remove and replace tanks, and cleanup is part of the praise: an August 2026 customer said they removed an oil tank and left the area very clean. Google displays 5 stars from 66 ratings. The recent jobs are specific. In June 2026, one customer said the team removed a no-longer-needed tank that still held oil; in August, another said Chris and the team replaced an old tank after discussing replacement options and price. A separate April 2026 customer described a new boiler installation. Tank work is the clear focus; the boiler account is one example of other heating work. Older reviews show how they handled more difficult removals. In May 2025, a homeowner with a leaking tank said Chris temporarily stopped the leak and replaced the tank a few days later. A July 2024 customer described a 1950s-era basement tank being broken down and carried out through a bulkhead. Customers also describe explanations before work starts: in July 2025, one said Chris discussed the removal and replacement process and provided the local fire department permit required for that job. For tank removal or replacement, ask Chris what will happen to any oil left inside, how the tank will leave the house, and what permit applies to your installation. Those details are worth settling before the crew arrives.