ProGuard Aboveground Tank Protection
With ProGuard's Aboveground Tank Protection, you and your system are covered from messy, expensive leaks.
Coverage
Up to $50,000 for cleanup if the tank or oil lines leak.
Tank Replacement
Up to $2,000 for a proactive tank replacement if recommended.
Low Deductible
$500 per loss.
Proactive Replacement Eligibility
Available if the tank has been under coverage for at least one year.
Transferable Coverage
Selling your home? This plan can be transferred to the new homeowner.
Eligibility & Requirements
No Testing Required
Unlike underground tanks, no soil or tank testing is needed for enrollment.
Conditions of the Tank
The tank and oil system must be in good condition.
Application Process
Enroll online in just a few minutes, give us a call at (888) 354-0677 or return the paper application you may have received in the mail.
Understanding ProGuard Tank Protection and How It Safeguards Your Home
Common Issue
Hassle-free Solution
What does Aboveground Oil Tank Coverage include?
ProGuard's aboveground oil tank coverage helps protect you from costly spills and unexpected failures. Our plan covers:
- Replacements for eligible tanks.
- Cleanup assistance in case of a covered spill or leak.
- Referral to a program approved contractor for necessary work.
We take care of the messy, expensive problems — so you don't have to.
How do I know if my oil tank is in good condition?
If your tank is in good condition, it will likely meet our criteria:
- Tank is upright and at a 90° angle (not tilted to one side).
- Tank is not leaning against any wall or other structure; it is freestanding.
- Tank is fully visible and accessible for inspection.
- There is no evidence of dead grass or vegetation in the vicinity or the area surrounding the piping.
- Tank is free of debris.
- Tank is on four mounted legs and a level concrete surface or blocks.
- Oil lines are covered up until the filter or heating system connection.
- There is no evidence of rust or excessive corrosion.
- Fill and vent pipes are firmly attached with no leaks.
- Fill and vent caps are secure.
What are common signs of oil tank failure?
Your oil tank may be failing if you notice:
- A strong fuel smell around the tank.
- Staining or discoloration on the exterior of the tank.
- Leaks or drips near the oil lines or tank bottom.
- Bubbling or peeling paint. Heating system issues.
If you see any of these signs, don't wait — contact a professional to assess your tank.
My tank is in my basement. Is it an Underground or Aboveground Tank?
Underground Tanks are buried, Aboveground Tanks include those in basements and below the main level of your home. If you're unsure, call us at (888) 354-0677!
Common Issue
What does Aboveground Oil Tank Coverage include?
ProGuard's aboveground oil tank coverage helps protect you from costly spills and unexpected failures. Our plan covers:
- Replacements for eligible tanks.
- Cleanup assistance in case of a covered spill or leak.
- Referral to a program approved contractor for necessary work.
We take care of the messy, expensive problems — so you don't have to.
How do I know if my oil tank is in good condition?
If your tank is in good condition, it will likely meet our criteria:
- Tank is upright and at a 90° angle (not tilted to one side).
- Tank is not leaning against any wall or other structure; it is freestanding.
- Tank is fully visible and accessible for inspection.
- There is no evidence of dead grass or vegetation in the vicinity or the area surrounding the piping.
- Tank is free of debris.
- Tank is on four mounted legs and a level concrete surface or blocks.
- Oil lines are covered up until the filter or heating system connection.
- There is no evidence of rust or excessive corrosion.
- Fill and vent pipes are firmly attached with no leaks.
- Fill and vent caps are secure.
What are common signs of oil tank failure?
Your oil tank may be failing if you notice:
- A strong fuel smell around the tank.
- Staining or discoloration on the exterior of the tank.
- Leaks or drips near the oil lines or tank bottom.
- Bubbling or peeling paint. Heating system issues.
If you see any of these signs, don't wait — contact a professional to assess your tank.
My tank is in my basement. Is it an Underground or Aboveground Tank?
Underground Tanks are buried, Aboveground Tanks include those in basements and below the main level of your home. If you're unsure, call us at (888) 354-0677!
