A compliance problem with a deadline? Start here.
A failed test, a violation notice, or a held-up occupancy permit all start a regulatory clock. These are the situations we resolve most often — and the fastest path out of each one.
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Compliance emergency
Failed a tightness test
A failed tank or line tightness test starts a regulatory clock. What it means, what you must report, what not to do, and how to get back to compliant operation in New York and Virginia.
What to doCompliance emergency
Got a PBS violation
Got a PBS or tank violation notice from DEC, a county health department, or DEQ? How to respond, resolve open items, and close the file cleanly.
What to doCompliance emergency
CO / occupancy hold
When a fuel system, storage tank, signage, or fire-suppression issue is blocking your Certificate of Occupancy or Completion, here is how to clear it and open the site.
What to doCompliance emergency
Overdue SPCC plan
Operating an oil-storage facility without a current, certified SPCC plan is an EPA violation. The 1,320-gallon trigger, your exposure if a spill happens, and how fast we get a compliant plan in place.
What to do