TRI STATE RESPONDS

Selling your home in Westchester, Putnam, or Dutchess County? Don't let an aging underground oil tank delay—or derail—your sale. If your home is located in communities like Mahopac, Somers, Bedford, Chappaqua, Hopewell Junction, Putnam Valley, Carmel, or Scarsdale, it's worth checking whether an older underground steel heating oil tank is still on your property.

At Tri State Environmental Services, every tank removal is handled with precision and care — from safe excavation and cleaning to proper disposal and soil remediation when contamination is present. Protect your property. Protect the environment. Know what’s beneath your ground.

Hydraulic oil spills might not always look dramatic, but they can quickly become a serious environmental and safety issue. Whether it’s from construction equipment, trucks, or industrial machinery, hydraulic fluid can spread rapidly across roadways, seep into storm drains, and make its way into nearby waterways—often within minutes.

Tri-State Environmental Services, based in New York, specializes in rapid-response spill cleanup. Our trained team is equipped to contain, remove, and properly dispose of hazardous materials—restoring affected areas quickly and in full compliance with environmental regulations.

Tri-State provides 24/7 spill response, containment, and environmental remediation for oil, fuel, chemical releases, and UST/AST leaks across Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland, Sullivan, and Ulster Counties.

When a diesel fuel spill from a saddle tank occurred at a client site in Larchmont, NY, Tri State Environmental Services responded immediately to contain and remediate the incident—helping protect people, property, and the surrounding environment. Our experienced hazardous materials team is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing rapid, compliant emergency response for fuel spills, chemical releases, and environmental hazards throughout the region. If you’re facing an environmental emergency, don’t wait—call the professionals.

At Tri-State Environmental Services, Inc., our work continues through every season and every weather condition. Our highly trained personnel are on call year-round, providing the rapid identification, correction, monitoring, and prevention our clients depend on—especially during emergencies. With a hands-on approach to every project and a full fleet of specialized equipment—vacuum trucks, spill-response vehicles, confined-space gear, toxic gas monitors, mercury meters, and more—our teams are equipped to handle both hazardous and non-hazardous situations safely and efficiently. When conditions get tough, our crew gets to work. That’s why clients trust Tri-State to protect their people, their property, and the environment.

When it comes to contaminated soil removal, Tri-State Environmental delivers more than excavation — we deliver precision. Based in Hawthorne, NY, our team brings decades of hands-on experience managing large-scale site remediation, containment, and regulatory compliance throughout Westchester, Dutchess, Putnam, and Rockland counties. Every project is guided by data, not assumption. We remove contaminated soil only to the necessary extent — protecting groundwater, preventing over-excavation, and meeting or exceeding all state and federal environmental standards. Whether the challenge involves complex site conditions, groundwater management, or high-risk contamination zones, Tri-State executes each phase with technical accuracy and environmental integrity.

If you own a home in Westchester, Putnam, or Dutchess County—especially in places like Mahopac, Somers, Bedford, Chappaqua, or Hopewell Junction—you may be asking whether you can sell your property if there’s an underground heating oil tank on-site. The short answer? Yes, but not without preparation. Addressing potential tank issues early can protect your investment and make your home far more appealing to buyers.