A leader in Line and Tank testing services in the Long Island & the New York Metro area
Global Fueling ensures your fueling facility is operating within federal, state and local regulations. We are authorized in Suffolk & Nassau County and the Five Boroughs. Whether we’re testing the integrity of home heating oil tanks or inspecting a 20,000 gallon underground fuel oil storage system, we understand the importance of providing accurate and timely test results. With every project, we use the most advanced tools and sophisticated technology to provide you with a cost-effective, environmentally sound solution whatever the size and scope of the job.
Conducting periodic tank tests in your underground storage tank system can greatly reduce the risk of a fuel leak.
Contact us today: 631-396-7469
OUR TECHNICIANS ARE CERTIFIED TO PRECISION TEST COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL TANK SYSTEMS
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Tank & Line Testing
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Suffolk County Certification: Alert 8200 Underfill & Ullage Tank Tightness Test – Certification Number: 63
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The Five Boroughs & Nassau County Certification: EZY3 Locator Plus Tester, EZY Check Product Line Tests – Certification Number: 58-7364
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Line Leak Detector Testing
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Automatic Tank Gauge Annual Certification
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Hydrostatic Sump Integrity Testing
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Cathodic Protection Testing
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Functionality Testing
Types of Customers We Work for
Service Stations & C-Stores
FIRE & POLICE DEPARTMENTS
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES
Hospital & Healthcare Facilities
Municipal Facilities
MARINAS
Accurate Results
Minimal Site Downtime
Minimal Intervention
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We’re very excited to announce that Henrich is now certified to provide Tank and Line testing services in Suffolk County. The Alert 8200 is the only tank tightness testing method approved by the Suffolk County Department of Health Services.
As of Oct 11, 2015, the NYSDEC has finalized changes to how Petroleum Bulk Storage (PBS) & Chemical Bulk Storage (CBS) are regulated. In an effort to consolidate federal requirements into State regulations and to clarify other State requirements, these changes significantly augment what it means to operate a PBS or CBS facility. Some of the major changes incorporated regard the structure of PBS/CBS regulation in general as well as, applicability (i.e.: definitions), operator training, record-keeping and equipment requirements.
We are very pleased to announce that Henrich Equipment Co. Inc. has acquired Dry As A Bone Inc., one of the tri-state area’s leading tank & line testing services provider.
Dry As a Bone’s boasts more than 20 years experience in the tank and line testing services industry. By joining forces, Henrich and Dry As a Bone will reinforce our company’s strength and capabilities as an end-to-end fueling facility services provider. Our expanded capabilities will enable Henrich to provide new products and enhanced services while maintaining the best in class customer service and technical expertise our customers have become accustomed to.
