Running a larger farm, construction crew or facility management team? You need a fuel storage solution that doesn’t compromise on security or safety. And with 16 available configurations, you’ll find a match in our 1,000-gallon fuel tank lineup.
Choose a rectangular or rounded tank, horizontal or vertical orientation, single- or double-wall construction, and standard or UL-142-certified design. Then, decide on an overhead, box runner or skid setup. It all adds up to a fuel tank ready to keep your team powered up.
1,000-GALLON FUEL AND OIL TANKS
Which accessories come standard on a 1,000-gallon tank from Amarillo Tanks?
All standard tanks include a float gauge and a bottom drain plug. Fittings are left open for customization based on your needs.
Do I need secondary containment (double-wall construction) for a 1,000-gallon fuel tank?
Secondary containment is often required for tanks of this size, but rules vary by state and municipality. Confirm with your local fire marshal or environmental agency.
Double-wall tanks often (but not always) fulfill secondary containment requirements. And many Amarillo Tanks customers choose double-wall construction even if it isn’t required locally. The tank-within-a-tank setup can help protect against spills and prevent costly cleanup, environmental damage, or fire risk. However, it’s important to remember that double-wall tanks are larger than single-wall tanks. The construction means the size of tank you want is encased in a larger tank.
Do I need a permit for a 1,000-gallon fuel tank?
Fuel tank regulations vary by location. However, tanks for noncommercial use can often be up to 1,100 gallons without additional permits. Some exemptions also apply for agricultural operations, depending on location. Check with authorities to ensure you’re following local requirements before installation.