Having an oil tank is convenient, cost-effective and allows you to have more control and awareness of your fuel consumption than grid supplies. However, it is a considerable investment, and you are wholly responsible for your tank and its contents. To help you get the most from your investment (and extend its lifespan for as. Read More
With over 20 years’ experience in the industry, there’s not much we don’t know about oil storage tanks. It means we’re always happy to help our customers when they need help figuring out which domestic oil storage would suit the needs of their home or business. To help keep things simple, we’ve put together this. Read More
Depending on the space available to you, domestic oil tanks can be positioned outdoors or indoors (including inside garages or outhouses). There are certain restrictions in both instances, to make sure your oil supply is stored safely and doesn’t pose an environmental threat in the event of a leak. Read on for some tips about. Read More
Home oil tanks are becoming increasingly popular in the UK, as the rising price of fuel has many homeowners concerned about their energy bills. At SG Tanks, we understand that moving away from the mains grid can be a daunting decision, and we aim to make that transition as easy as possible. Here are some. Read More
Your oil tank is a valuable source of fuel for your home – literally. While modern tanks have robust security features to prevent unwanted drilling or siphoning, there are a few simple steps you can take that will keep your tank and its contents even safer. Keep the filler cap locked. A lockable cap is. Read More
One of the huge advantages of having your own heating oil tank is that you are not tied to the prices on the national grid. That means that you can choose when to stock up on your oil – and choosing the right time means you can save an enormous amount of money on your. Read More
Is it time to think about getting a new oil tank? If you currently have an older oil tank either on your residential or commercial premises, it could be at risk of a range of problems, especially if it has not been regularly serviced and maintained. Here are some of the most common problems that. Read More
Whether you’re thinking of having a home oil tank installed or you’re buying a property that has its own tank, it’s important to understand the safety issues surrounding them. In normal circumstances, home oil tanks are extremely safe products but it’s worth knowing the potential as much as you can so that you understand how. Read More
Most homes in the UK are connected to the mains grid to get their gas. But it is becoming an increasingly popular option to have your own oil tank installed to use heating oil as an alternative. So why are so many people making the switch? Here are some of the benefits of home heating. Read More
If you’ve decided that you’re going to buy an oil tank you’ll need to make a decision on the material. Your two main options are either plastic or steel. Here are three good reasons to buy a steel oil tank. Longevity It’s worth knowing that steel oil tanks tend to have a much longer lifespan. Read More
