While talking to my attorney in the meantime about what typically happens with lenders and insurers in RI.While I understand the EPA may not regulate it, and the state of RI does not regulate tanks for residential use under 1,100 gallons, they still do not allow it to be "abandoned" but provide little detail on actual closure requirements. 

They didn’t inform me until it was too late and 40+ gallons of hot water was underneath, causing the floors to warp.

. ($100 gallon).

Has an 800-gallon holding tank, will need septic install.

Note in NJ, heating oil tanks below 2,000 gallons are unregulated though landowner can still be liable for cleanup.Sometimes closure in place is appropriate where excavation could undermine building.

I’m having my brick row home exterior painted (I know it’s a cardinal sin to paint brick) I’m trying to calculate how many gallons of paint I need.

With a sink full of about 5 gallons of water I decided to do what any homeowner with galvanized pipes should not do: plunge the sink.With only a couple plunges, the sink drained, and quickly.

We just paid $50/gallon for exterior paint for trim!

A water heater runs about $400 for electric and probably $500 for gas. (40 gallon) and about that much more for installation.

As I approached the apartment I could see, she was not joking, it was gallons pouring down, gallons, and it's RED!