Overview
Not every liquid fits neatly into a category. Off-spec product, wash water, stormwater collected in containment, leftover liquids from a cleanup: if it's non-hazardous and has to leave your property, it needs a hauler and somewhere to go.
Tell us where the material is going and what that facility requires, and we'll schedule the pickup around it.
What we haul
- Off-spec or expired non-hazardous liquid products
- Food and beverage processing wastewater
- Equipment and vehicle wash water
- Stormwater from containment areas
- Liquids from site cleanups and tank closures
- Non-hazardous residual waste liquids
Classifying a waste is the generator's responsibility. If you're unsure whether your material is non-hazardous, call before scheduling and we can review what information the receiving facility may require.
How it works
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Tell us what it is
What the liquid is, where it came from, and roughly how much there is.
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Confirm acceptance
We schedule the haul to the approved receiving facility.
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Schedule the pickup
One load, or a recurring pickup if it's an ongoing stream.
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Haul and document
Delivered to the facility, with documentation for your records.
What we need to quote
Have these ready when you call or send a request. Rough numbers are fine to start.
- What the liquid is and where it came from
- Safety data sheet (SDS), if it's a product
- Approximate volume and container type
- Pickup location and access notes
- Whether it's a one-time load or ongoing
Service area
Non-hazardous liquid waste hauling 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.
Non-hazardous liquid waste questions
How do I know if my liquid waste is non-hazardous?
Classification is the generator's responsibility, usually based on process knowledge, an SDS, or lab testing. If you're unsure, call us before scheduling and we can review what information the receiving facility may require.
What is residual waste in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania classifies non-hazardous waste from industrial, mining, and agricultural operations as residual waste. Many of the liquids we haul fall into that category.
Can you take a single load?
Yes. We haul one-time loads as well as recurring pickups.
Do you take hazardous waste?
No. Weller's Environmental hauls non-hazardous liquid waste only.
