Corroded or leaking tanks can lead to soil and groundwater contamination, posing risks to human health and the environment.
Environmental regulations in Victoria require appropriate decommissioning. Failing to comply can result in legal penalties and delays in development approvals.
Contamination left unmanaged can result in future cleanup costs or legal liabilities, even after property sale.
Decommissioning old or unused tanks is a responsible and necessary step for any landholder, developer or business transitioning to new operations.
Preliminary investigation to evaluate the tank’s structural integrity and assess soil or groundwater contamination.
We remove residual fuel, vapours, and sludge to prepare the tank for removal or inert filling.
Where tank removal is impractical, we offer inert foam or sand filling to stabilise tanks and prevent collapse.
Our experienced operators manage the safe excavation and removal of tanks and associated pipework.
If contamination is detected, we undertake or coordinate remediation, including validation sampling and EPA reporting.
We supply detailed records of decommissioning works, including photographs, manifests, and waste transport certificates.
Terralis prioritises the highest levels of occupational and environmental safety. Our procedures align with state and federal regulations, and we continuously monitor updates to ensure our practices reflect current standards. All works are conducted in line with EPA Victoria guidelines, the NEPM (Assessment of Site Contamination), and relevant Australian Standards. Our team is licensed, qualified, and committed to delivering projects that are both safe and legally compliant.