Fuel Tank Services, Cleaning, Excavation & Disposal

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News - Plumbing the depths at DHL
David Plumb & Co is using the expertise it gained on forecourts and other refuelling sites to help parcel delivery company DHL to trace the drains under 100 of its depots.

News - International Forecourt and Fuel Equipment Show 2007
The David Plumb & Co stand (F10) at the International Forecourt & Fuel Equipment Show (IFFE) at the NEC (March 6-8, 2007) featured displays and information on its specialist services of fuel storage tank cleaning, and forecourt demolition, decommissioning and decontamination.

News - David Plumb & Co digs deep at Crawley
While excavating redundant fuel tanks at a large service station in Crawley, West Sussex, tank cleaning and forecourt decommissioning specialist David Plumb & Co once again showed that it is up for almost any challenge – including constant flooding and unexpected tanks.

News - The Underground Environmentalists
Nigel Plumb is a director of David Plumb & Co, a specialist in fuel storage tank cleaning and the decommissioning of service stations and other commercial, industrial and military refuelling sites. Here he looks at some of the special problems involved with reclaiming land that has been previously used for petrol and diesel storage.

News - Cleaning tanks can save you money
Every year, thousands of forecourt operators are wasting money on emergency tank cleaning and unnecessary service callouts to unclog pumps, all of which could be avoided by regularly checking and cleaning tanks and lines, says David Plumb & Co.

News - David Plumb helps the race to refuel the racers
David Plumb & Co was part of the team that won its own race to provide temporary refuelling facilities for a 24-hour endurance race at the world famous Silverstone Race Track.

News - Demolition without disturbance
One of the problems of decommissioning a petrol station in the middle of a town is that you have to get on with the neighbours, who are worried about noise, vibrations damaging their foundations, site traffic, mud on the road and the other things that anyone who suddenly has a major building site next to them has a right to worry about.

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