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Contractor directory

Find a tank contractor in your state

Licensed tank contractors by state, from public records — verify before you hire, or let us match you.

What this directory is — and isn't

Every entry below comes from two kinds of public sources: official state records (licensing and certification lists maintained by NJDEP, NYSDEC, CT DEEP and DCP, MassDEP and local fire authorities, and PA DEP) and the contractors' own public websites, each visited and recorded in August 2026. A listing here is not vetting, endorsement, or partnership — we have no commercial relationship with any firm on these pages. The only contractors we independently match homeowners with are the ones in our quote flow, which is a separate process from this directory.

How to read this directory

Each entry shows the firm's name, base town, the services it publicly advertises, and a link to the source we pulled it from. Before you sign anything: (1) confirm current licensing on the state's official registry — every state page links it at the top; (2) confirm insurance in writing; (3) get the scope, lab fees, and remediation terms as line items. Firms appear in no ranked order, and absence from this list means nothing — these are the firms we could verify from public sources, not a census of the market.

Jump to your state

  • New Jersey contractors

    8 firms from public records, plus the NJDEP DataMiner certification search — the registry every closure contractor must appear on.

  • New York contractors

    8 firms covering Long Island, NYC, Westchester, and the Hudson Valley, plus NYSDEC's homeowner guide on who actually regulates your tank.

  • Connecticut contractors

    7 firms from public records, plus the DCP registration lookup that CT law requires every residential tank contractor to hold.

  • Massachusetts contractors

    8 firms from public records, plus the fire-department permit rule and MassDEP cleanup guidance that govern every MA removal.

  • Pennsylvania contractors

    7 firms from public records, plus PA DEP's certified-company search — updated daily, searchable by county and category.

The alternative

Or let the matching come to you

Working a directory yourself means repeating your tank's story to every firm and comparing quotes with different scopes. The contact form takes your details once, then matches you with licensed contractors in your area — independent of every listing on this page.

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