Overview
Process water, washdown, a tank clean-out before an inspection, a treatment system that can't keep up. When non-hazardous wastewater has to leave your plant, we haul it to a facility approved to take it.
We pick up from your tanks, sumps, or totes, haul direct to a receiving facility that's approved for the material, and keep the load records organized so they line up with yours.
What we haul
- Process water
- Rinse and wash water
- Tank and vessel clean-out liquids
- Cooling tower blowdown
- Treatment system overflow and bypass water
- Stormwater from secondary containment
Everything we haul has to be classified non-hazardous. If the material hasn't been characterized yet, tell us what process it comes from and we'll talk through next steps before anything is scheduled.
How it works
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Describe the stream
What process it comes from, the approximate volume, and how it's stored on site.
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Confirm where it's going
We confirm a facility approved to accept the material and any profile it requires.
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Schedule the pickup
One load, or a recurring schedule built around your production.
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Haul and document
Loaded, hauled direct, and delivery documented for your records.
What we need to quote
Have these ready when you call or send a request. Rough numbers are fine to start.
- Where the water comes from (the process or source)
- Approximate volume per load or per week
- How it's stored: tank, sump, frac tank, or totes
- Site address and access notes, like gate hours and truck clearance
- Any existing lab analysis or waste profile
Service area
Industrial wastewater transportation runs across all 20 counties we cover in western and central Pennsylvania, western Maryland, and north-central West Virginia.
Have a project outside the listed area? Call 814-979-6591 to discuss availability.
Industrial wastewater questions
What counts as industrial wastewater?
Any water that's been used in a manufacturing, processing, or treatment operation, such as process water, rinse water, or tank clean-out liquids. We haul it when it's classified non-hazardous.
Where does the wastewater go?
To a receiving facility approved to accept that specific material, typically a municipal wastewater treatment plant or a permitted industrial treatment facility. We confirm the facility before the first load.
Can you help when our treatment system is down?
Yes. Call dispatch with the volume, the location, and how much storage you have left. We'll go over the timing with you and let you know what we can fit in.
Do you need a lab analysis before hauling?
Receiving facilities usually require some characterization of the material. If you have analysis or a waste profile, send it with your request. If not, we can review what the receiving facility may require.
