I got to Lowe’s and by .68 cent carpeting called sandy beach .

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $282,800

Cash invested: $65,000

Sale price: $387,000

Complete remodel

The water can compact the soil and cause low spots.

There was a heating oil storage tank which was excavated from the site in 2010, groundwater report was clean, but soil report had findings next to excavated area. 

Specifically having Termidor injected into the soil and spraying Bora Care onto exposed wood.  

Had an oil tank sweep performed to make sure that there are no other abandoned oil tanks (there aren't), and are currently awaiting results from the soil sample test. 

@Sandy Sawyer Hi!!

Most generally, you'd want to drill holes in and around the tank, have the soil inspected by an ecological/hazardous waste company then determine if there's any contaminates in the soil.

But septic regulations vary by state (and areas within a state) and soil conditions can vary from lot to lot. 

From environmental standpoint, u may want to collect groundwater samples along boundary of the property with the gas statiob to see if it has impacted groundwater as well as soil gas samples to see if there is potential for vapor intrusion.if groundwater not used, then principal environmental risk would be vapor intrusion which can be effectively managed with radon system and vapor barrier.Note that if the gas station is downgradient from your property (gwvflows towards gas station), vapor intrusion can still be a problem since vapors can migrate thru sewers, utilities and any conduits.