PCA Engineering offers all of the standard testing to keep your service station compliant with federal and state regulations.  This is especially important now since the Energy Act of 2005 mandates that State regulators inspect previously uninspected underground storage tanks.  Compliance testing offered include:
Tank & Line Tightness Testing – these tests methodologies identify small leaks in underground tank and pipelines.
Stage II Vapor Recovery Testing – these tests verify that vapors emitted during a vehicle fueling are captured and conveyed back to the tank.
Automatic Tank Monitoring Testing – there are numerous procedures to certify the  functionality of inventory control systems, leak, water, and overflow systems.
Spill and Overfill Testing – this testing verifies catchments sumps are tight and automatic devices to stop a tank from overflowing during a fuel drop are functional.
Corrosion Testing – testing is focused on the cathodic protection of metal tank system components.

PCA Engineering is your one-source contractor for underground storage tank services. Clients can obtain data from tank compliance testing over a secured web connection.  Field test results are often obtained within 3 working days and historical compliance data is always only a click away.