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Island Pump & Tank

Island Pump & Tank has been upgrading the services and facilities of the petro-chemical and alternative fueling industries since 1948.

A family owned company dedicated to excellence in every aspect of its service. We consider customer satisfaction our most important mission in business. Operating from a 10,000 square foot facility where it houses its fleet of trucks and heavy construction equipment, the company enjoys a history of success for delivering high quality services in record time, while keeping regulatory compliance and safety as its prime concerns.

08/13/2026

🚧 Project Underway at the NYPD 34th Precinct in NYC
Another major fueling infrastructure upgrade is underway for the NYPD 34th Precinct, with our team completing a full underground fuel system replacement from demolition through startup.
The scope includes removing the existing 4,000-gallon gasoline and 4,000-gallon biodiesel USTs, demolition of the existing tank mat and dispenser island, excavation, rock removal, shoring, and construction of new tank foundations.
Once the site is prepared, we're installing:
• New 4,000-gallon and 1,000-gallon double-wall fiberglass USTs
• New double-wall product and remote-fill piping
• New spill containment and v***r recovery components
• New suction pump dispensers
• New Veeder-Root tank gauging and leak detection equipment
• New electrical conduit and wiring
• Re-installed fuel management system
• New tank mats, dispenser island, bollards, concrete, and asphalt restoration
From excavation and environmental infrastructure to the final startup and testing, this project highlights the full-service capabilities our team brings to complex municipal fueling projects throughout New York City.
Proud of the crews putting in the work and keeping this project moving safely and efficiently.

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07/24/2026

It may be the middle of summer, but this damage likely started during snow season. Repeated impacts from snowplows can take a serious toll on manway frames, fill ports, and surrounding concrete. It doesn't always happen in a single season—it's the years of repeated contact that eventually lead to failures like this.

One simple step can make a big difference:

🟠 Place traffic cones over your manhole covers and fill ports before the first snowfall. A visible marker helps plow operators avoid critical underground fueling components and can prevent unnecessary damage.

A few minutes of preparation before winter can save a lot of headaches when spring arrives.

At Island Pump & Tank, we don't just service fueling systems—we help our customers protect their fueling infrastructure year-round.

Have your sump manhole covers, spill buckets, or fill ports taken a beating over the years? Give us a call. Our team can inspect your equipment and recommend repairs before small issues become bigger ones.

06/22/2026

🚧 Just because it's a flex line doesn't mean it should be bent like a pretzel.

This video below shows a dispenser sump where petroleum flex connectors have been subjected to excessive bending and stress.

Flex connectors are designed to accommodate movement—not compensate for poor installation practices. Exceeding the recommended bend radius can place unnecessary strain on fittings and reduce long-term reliability.

A few extra minutes during installation can prevent years of maintenance headaches.

05/15/2026

Big things are happening in East Hanover, NJ as we get ready to open the new Costco fueling station. This project has been a true collaboration between Betts Environmental Services Corporation, C 3 Technologies, and Island Pump & Tank, LLC all working together to help bring this site to completion. From fueling infrastructure and electrical integration to equipment installation and final site coordination, this project showcases the value of teamwork, communication, and ex*****on across multiple divisions. We’re proud of the crews and partners involved in helping bring another high-profile fueling location to the finish line safely and efficiently. Looking forward to seeing this site officially open this week and serving customers soon.

04/22/2026

Fuel Filters Shouldn’t Be Filling Your UDC… But It Happens.

We’ve been seeing an uptick in a preventable issue across fuel sites: fuel filters leaking directly into the under-dispenser containment (UDC).

At first glance, it may seem minor—but left unchecked, this can lead to:
• Product loss
• Environmental exposure risks
• Failed inspections
• Costly cleanup and downtime

What’s causing it?
Most of the time, it comes down to a few key factors:
• Improper installation or over-tightening
• Worn or damaged gaskets/O-rings
• Poor-quality or incompatible filters
• Missed preventative maintenance

The fix is simple—but requires discipline:

✔ Proper install procedures
✔ Routine inspection of UDCs and filters
✔ Scheduled filter replacements
✔ Trained technicians who know what to look for

Keeping your site running clean, compliant, and online.
Because small leaks don’t stay small for long.

04/07/2026

🔧 Cracked entry boots = big problems.

If you own or operate a fuel facility, your containment sump entry boots could be failing right now and you wouldn't even know it.
When boots crack — groundwater gets IN and petroleum gets OUT. 🚨

Here's what the law requires:
✅ Monthly visual inspections
✅ Hydrotest every 3 years
✅ Test after every repair or new install

03/27/2026

Leaks don’t usually start as major failures — they start small.
A worn hose. A loose fitting. A nozzle that’s “still working.”
But over time, those small issues turn into product loss, compliance exposure, safety risks, and unnecessary downtime.
At fueling sites, hoses, nozzles, and fittings are some of the most overlooked components — yet they’re often the first place problems show up.
Staying ahead of it comes down to routine inspection, knowing what to look for, and fixing issues before they escalate.
We put together a quick post on where leaks start, what they cost you, and how to address them early 👇

https://lnkd.in/dEB32rKA

03/20/2026

We see a lot in the field… but this one stood out. One of our techs opened a sump and found the sensor wrapped in a trash bag. Not broken. Not failed. Just… wrapped up and ignored. It’s the kind of thing that might seem like a quick fix to stop an alarm — but it actually creates a much bigger problem.
Water in your sumps, spill buckets, or UDCs isn’t something to hide from. It’s something to address. Those sensors are there for a reason. When they’re bypassed or disabled, you lose visibility into what’s really going on underground — and that’s where small issues can turn into expensive ones fast.

We’ve seen it lead to:
• Equipment damage
• Fuel contamination
• Compliance issues
• Environmental risk

The right move is always to fix the root cause — not mask the symptom.

03/03/2026

🎉 Celebrating 45 Years of Dedication – Thank You, Tom Ecke! 🎉

Today we proudly recognize an incredible milestone — 45 years of service from Tom Ecke at Island Pump & Tank.

From an early age, Tom knew he wanted to be in the petroleum industry — and for nearly half a century, he’s lived that passion every day through his work, dedication, and commitment to excellence.

Throughout his career, Tom has been a steady, reliable, and highly respected presence within our organization. His deep industry knowledge, strong work ethic, and pride in doing things the right way have made a lasting impact not only on Island Pump & Tank, but across the entire Noble Fueling Solutions family.

Tom has seen this industry evolve, technologies advance, and our company grow — and through it all, he has remained a trusted teammate, mentor, and professional that everyone can count on.

Milestones like this don’t happen without loyalty, consistency, and passion — and Tom represents all of those qualities every single day.

👏 Tom, thank you for 45 incredible years. Your contributions have helped build the foundation we stand on today, and we are grateful to have you as part of the IPT family.

Please join us in congratulating Tom on this outstanding achievement!

02/12/2026

Island Pump & Tank is proud to be supporting the evolution of New York’s public transit system through the installation of hydrogen fueling infrastructure at the Gun Hill Bus Depot in the Bronx.
As transit agencies move toward zero-emission fleets, infrastructure is where the transition becomes reality. This project includes the installation of high-pressure hydrogen storage systems, compression equipment, dispensing systems, safety controls, and the civil and electrical work required to support next-generation fueling operations.
Hydrogen fuel cell buses provide fast refueling, extended range, and zero tailpipe emissions — making them a strong solution for heavy-duty urban transit.
Projects like this demonstrate how petroleum construction expertise translates directly into alternative energy infrastructure. The future of fueling isn’t coming — it’s already being built.
Proud of our team for executing safely, efficiently, and with precision in one of the most complex urban environments in the country.

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40 Doyle Court
East Northport, NY
11731

Telephone

(631) 462-2226

Website

http://www.islandpumpandtank.com/

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