Heat pumps. Who's using them?

serviceguy said:
If it's on record with the town you're screwed, if it isn't Fight Club is an option. Mostly depend on its age, older houses may have stuff underground that nobody knows about.
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They don't have any records on when the tank went in in the 1960s. There was no requirements when I bought this house a year and a half ago. I just don't like having the tank in the ground and I'd like to put a small garden in that spot.
 
Santapez said:
They don't have any records on when the tank went in in the 1960s. There was no requirements when I bought this house a year and a half ago. I just don't like having the tank in the ground and I'd like to put a small garden in that spot.
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Is digging it out something you feel like doing on your own? That's a lot of scrap metal...
 
serviceguy said:
Is digging it out something you feel like doing on your own? That's a lot of scrap metal...
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I live in the mountains, maybe I want to do redneck shit.

I've been throwing out a dilapidated building one garbage pail a week, can do that next.

Worthless scrap metal. Rusty steel?
 
When I installed the Roth, I got the permit and inspection of the old cut in half tank.
The issue here is what to do with the oil, and I don't want to scrap and perfectly good tank if I don't have to.
I would take the oil to my sister's down the street but trying to do that 5-55gl at a time doesn't seem like a viable option.
 
Cole said:
When I installed the Roth, I got the permit and inspection of the old cut in half tank.
The issue here is what to do with the oil, and I don't want to scrap and perfectly good tank if I don't have to.
I would take the oil to my sister's down the street but trying to do that 5-55gl at a time doesn't seem like a viable option.
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I reached out to @terrabike01 about this. He might know.
 
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