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Services we offer

Oil tank installation, replacement & removal

OIL TANKS

 

We offer all services associated with your oil storage tank and ancillary equipment all to OFTEC industry standards

  • Oil tank replacement, tank relocation & new installations
  • Tank removal & oil line capping
  • Emergency pump outs for leaking tanks or pipework
  • Supply & fit new oil lines, tank gauges, fire valves, sight tubes etc
  • Re-calibrate gauges
  • Oil feed line purging 
  • Pressure testing of supply lines for leak detection
  • Bleed through of oil lines if you have run out of fuel
  • Home Buyers OTE Assessment, inspection & costing for potential new home buyers 



Prices are dependant on your requirements. We offer a free site visit & no obligation quote

OIL BOILER SERVICING & REPAIRS 



    PLEASE NOTE:


    We are currently not taking on any new customers for boiler servicing, but we do network with other local and reliable OFTEC engineers whom we are very happy to recommend




    We like to keep you informed every step of the way

    From spending the time with you during an oil storage tank assessment to talking you through what will be carried out during your boiler service, we like to arm you with the right knowledge to make the safest and best decision for your home heating.

    Oil fired heating equipment and appliances require regular maintenance, without this you could be putting yourself at risk of costly repairs and distruptive remedial work should your system ever leak.  Many people are not fully aware of just how expensive remediation can be should an oil spill ever happen.

    The Environment Agency have produced a concise and informative leaflet for the South East explaining the importance of looking after your heating oil.  However this relates to all areas on the UK and within it they state; "Cleaning up oil spills is difficult and can be very expensive. A recent domestic oil spill in Hampshire cost over £100,000 to clean up. If a water company’s drinking water source is affected, the clean up cost can exceed £1 million.".

    Please click here if you wish to read the leaflet, it really is worth having a look and seeing what you can do to ensure your oil is safely stored.

    "Research reveals that homeowners are more worried about a burglary claim, even though the average claim is under £2000 compared to oil leaks which can run into six figures."

    Oil Storage Tank


    It doesn't matter how often you have your boiler serviced, if your oil storage tank has contaminated heating oil in it due to a small hairline crack in the tank or an ill fitting cap allowing the ingress of water, then your system will not run efficiently and could even fail.  The oil tank and ancillary equipment should be regularly checked and these checks should be carried out at every boiler service.  The tanks filter should be changed, the fuel dip tested for water and if necessary, a tank clean and oil supply line purge.  Make sure your boiler technician checks your tank at every annual service.  If your engineer is unable to carry out the required work, then please call us and we would be happy to help.  If you are worrired about an oil leak, we respond quickly and can help in the event of an emergnecy should you need your oil contained safely.  We also carry out pressure testing of your oil lines, this test checks for any oil leaks in the system and is especially useful if you have underground oil lines which cannot be visually checked.

    Oil Boiler


    To ensure your appliance is running safely and efficiently OFTEC recommend an annual service to be carried out.  This service should include replacement of nozzle, cleaning of internal equipment, adjustment of settings if necessary for optimum performance and safety and a final test with a calibrated analyser to show boiler burning efficiency.  A copy of this print out should be left with you for your records.  Should any other parts be required this would be in addition to the standard service. We carry out boiler repairs and emergency breakdown call outs, bleeding oil lines and re-starting your boiler, if you've run out of fuel.