Tips and Insights

"If we provide a quality product, and if we can make sure our pricing is competitive, and continue to have some of the shortest lead times in the industry, we’re excited about what this business can be.”

The price of steel is at levels not seen since 2008, just before the market crash. And according to MarketWatch, the peak is not yet in sight. As a manufacturer of steel tanks, this is unwelcome news to us, as we know it is to our customers.

A home garage shop typically isn’t equipped with the tools of the trade to make vehicle maintenance as convenient as possible. This is especially true when it comes to storing oils, lubricants and other automotive style fluids.

When you do install an aboveground tank on the exterior of a home or business, you should speak to your governing environmental agency about local regulations.

If you own a home whose primary source of heat is oil, you are one of the estimated 6 million homes in America that rely on this as their energy source. While often overlooked, the last thing you want is to run out of oil during the cold winter months, especially if you can experience harsh weather conditions that may prevent you from having your oil tank filled for a few days or weeks. Therefore, knowing and/or obtaining the proper sized home heating oil tank is so important.

Preventing contamination and maintaining a clean tank is crucial. Only authorized personnel should inspect tanks, they should be aware of what product is stored in the tank as well. 

If you are storing bulk fluids, you will realize that 55 gallon drums aren’t the best bulk containers for the task. Drums are messy and are too small for large quantities. However, stackable poly tanks provide a good solution to store your oil or automotive fluid inventory stock. We’ll highlight the most well known tank features on the market and we will show you why they are the most resourceful for bulk fluid storage and dispense.