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Despite their utility, underground storage tanks are not without risks. The most pressing concern associated with USTs is the potential for leaks and spills. Over time, the material of the tank can degrade, and joints or fittings may also fail, leading to the release of harmful substances into the surrounding soil and groundwater. Such leaks can have devastating effects on the environment, leading to soil contamination, harmful effects on local ecosystems, and the potential for groundwater contamination, which poses serious health risks to nearby communities.

While fiberglass tanks may initially appear cheaper than concrete ones, the overall cost can escalate due to their maintenance and replacement requirements. The price of purchasing a fiberglass tank may be lower, but homeowners often overlook the potential costs related to repairs or replacements, especially if they experience leaks or structural failures. Additionally, the installation of a fiberglass tank could be more expensive if specialized equipment is needed to handle the tank during installation.