Underground Propane Tank

Installation.

Greenwich, Connecticut

Project Overview

This Greenwich project involved the excavation and site preparation for a large underground propane tank installation. Working within a high-end residential property, our team carefully excavated the installation area while protecting the surrounding landscaping and existing site features.

During excavation, we encountered solid ledge that required additional demolition with a hydraulic breaker before the site could be brought to the proper depth. From excavation and ledge removal to final site preparation, D.K. Mason & Home Improvement handled the work with precision, efficiency, and attention to detail.

Location: Greenwich, Connecticut
Services: Excavation • Ledge Removal • Site Preparation • Underground Propane Tank Installation

Phase One

Excavation

Excavation began by carefully opening the designated area and creating the trench required for the underground propane tank while working around the property's existing landscaping and site conditions.

Phase Two

Ledge Encountered

As excavation progressed, we encountered solid ledge beneath the surface that prevented us from reaching the required depth for the tank installation.

Phase Three

Ledge Removal

Using a hydraulic breaker, our team carefully removed the ledge to achieve the proper depth and dimensions needed for the underground tank.

Phase Four

Site Preparation

With the ledge removed, the excavation was cleaned, graded, and prepared to create a stable area for safe and precise placement of the propane tank.

Phase Five

Tank Placement

The propane tank was carefully lowered into the prepared excavation and positioned at the proper depth and location for installation.

Phase Six

Initial Backfilling

Once the tank was properly positioned, backfilling began around the tank to secure it in place while protecting the completed installation.

Phase Seven

Final Backfilling

The remaining excavation was filled and graded, restoring the surrounding area and bringing the site back to its original elevation.

Phase Eight

Site Restoration

The disturbed area was finish-graded and prepared for the restoration of the lawn, leaving the property clean and ready for its final landscaping.

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