Transportation Services
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What Is a Frac Tank?
Frac tanks were made for use in the fracking industry, but these storage tanks are also used as temporary containers for hazardous and nonhazardous waste
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Vacuum Trucks
Vacuum trucks are used for cleanup of liquid waste. These are designed to suck liquids, sludges, and slurries into the vacuum tank attached to the truck.
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Flatbed Trucking
Flatbed trucks do not have a roof or sides, so they can be used in transporting oversized loads as well as objects with nonstandard shapes.
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Rolloff Boxes
Rolloff boxes are similar to standard dumpsters, except that they have open tops, are rectangular, and come in more sizes to accommodate more kinds of waste.
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Temperature-Controlled Trucks
Temperature-controlled environments such as van trailers and tanker trucks can transport liquefied loads, dry bulk, or hazardous gasses sensitive to temperature.
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Hazmat Box Trucks
Box trucks are useful for light materials and appliances. The rear door of these trucks rolls up like a garage and the cab is separate from the cargo hold.
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Van Trailers
Our most common method of transportation is 48’ and 53’ van trailers. We use these when transporting drums and totes of waste to disposal facilities.
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