Your fuel system is a tax exemption waiting to be filed.
Underground storage tanks, double-wall piping, leak detection, vapor recovery, spill containment — a typical convenience-store site carries $1.0–1.7M of qualifying pollution-control property that Texas law says should not be taxed.
Expired SWQ permit? TCEQ will not certify the site until it is current — we handle both in one engagement.
Multi-site leverage
Operators with 5, 10, or 40 stores stack savings across every qualifying site — one engagement, every location.
We already know your equipment
Our database covers every registered PST facility in Texas — tanks, install dates, wall construction. Enter your address and see it.
Example: $1.4M certified across a 3-tank site at a 2.5% combined rate ≈ $35,000/year in typical relief — permanent. Figures are typical examples, not guarantees — your number depends on your equipment and county rate.
What typically qualifies
- Underground storage tanks (USTs)
- Double-wall piping & containment sumps
- Automatic tank gauging / leak detection
- Stage I vapor recovery
- Spill buckets & overfill prevention
- Oil-water separators
- Stormwater detention & controls
- Car-wash reclaim systems (where present)
Common questions
Do I qualify if I lease the store?
The exemption follows the property owner. If you own the real estate (or the improvements), you can benefit; we confirm ownership structure at intake.
Enter your address. See your number. Decide in a minute.
You pay only when your exemption is approved.
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