Many underground fuel storage tanks here in Florida have leaked over the years causing both contamination to the ground and the fuel stored in the tanks. Because of this, the EPA is now requiring that all underground fuel storage tanks be relined with a secondary containment system to help prevent leaks.

The replacement of these older petroleum tanks or relining must be completed by the end of 2009. If your gas station fuel storage tanks have failed to meet these stringent standards by December 31, 2009, you will be force to shut down and face fines of up $10,000 per day until your systems are up to code. This underground fuel storage tank regulation deadline will not be extended, so time to upgrade is running short.

That’s where Fuelstoragetankreline.com comes in. We have the solution to help protect the environment and meet the new EPA regulations for underground fuel storage tanks. Our fuel storage tank reline service will restore your existing underground fuel storage tanks to like new and upgrade them to the mandated underground fuel storage tanks regulations.