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Hazardous and Radioactive Waste Disposal in Norfolk

Hazardous and radioactive waste disposal services in Norfolk are offered by ADCO Environmental Services. ADCO has made it its mission to offer waste generators in the Norfolk area with all types of waste management services to properly dispose of one’s waste. ADCO specializes in cradle to grave disposal services for all types of hazardous, non-hazardous waste, and radioactive waste streams being generated by businesses, government institutions, as well as industrial facilities.

ADCO Offers Norfolk Disposal Options

ADCO’s specialty is disposing of all waste types with the exception of Class 1 explosives. Some waste management services we offer in Norfolk besides the actual disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams is the profiling of waste into processors, lab waste packing aka “Lab-packing”, Oil and coolant pump-outs, and even disposing of radioactive/nuclear waste. Regardless of whether you are a very small quantity generator (VSQG) or a large quantity generator (LQG), we are here to assist you with your waste disposal needs.

Many times, ADCO is contacted by waste generators that are in very complex situations regarding properly disposing of their waste such as having their waste contained in drums considered to be of an odd ball size in nature or containers that are questionable as to if they are roadworthy or not. We specialize in shipping waste in proper USDOT approved shipping containers. We can offer all types and sizes of USDOT approved shipping containers for properly packing your waste and can even help you with locating a supplier you may utilize on your own to help you save money. If you end up in a situation where you have a drum that is leaking, that is not a problem either. We can offer overpacking or re-packing options if your shipping container the waste is contained in is damaged and in need of replacement.

 

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ADCO Offers Norfolk with Proper Disposal Options

We offer waste generators in Norfolk with turnkey hazardous and radioactive waste management solutions. ADCO can provide waste management services to businesses and government agencies as well as educational facilities and are willing to offer advice on how to handle your waste to keep you in compliance with the regulatory agencies. ADCO made it its mission to properly manage waste disposal projects from beginning to end and dispose of waste at only fully licensed and insured waste processing facilities and we stand by that promise to this day.

ADCO Offers a One Stop Shop to Norfolk

Our staff can prepare your hazardous waste profiles and shipping manifests on your behalf. We have created thousands of waste profiles for our clients nationwide and are very well educated with the entire waste profiling process which we know waste processors are constantly changing. ADCO’s staff knows preparing the paperwork needed to ship out hazardous and radioactive waste is very time consuming to prepare and can be rather confusing which is why we can prepare your waste profiles and shipping manifests for you with your permission!

Even if you need assistance in obtaining a USEPA Site ID number which is needed to ship out most hazardous wastes we are able to assist you in that process as well. Once your waste profiles are approved and EPA ID number has been assigned, we will contact you to schedule a mutually agreeable time to have the waste removed from your facility for disposal.

Waste Disposal Paperwork Preparation

Hazardous Waste in Norfolk, Virginia (RCRA):

  • Flammable

  • Corrosive

  • Reactive

  • Acids & Caustics

  • Toxic Metals

  • Used Solvents

  • Sludge

  • Contaminated Soils

  • Plating Solutions

  • Cleaning Solutions

  • Lab Pack Material

Chemical Waste in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Chemical Disposal

  • Chemical Recycling

  • Acid Disposal

  • Glycol Disposal

  • Acetone Disposal

  • Acetonitrile Disposal

  • Cyanide Waste Disposal

  • Ammonia Disposal

  • Pesticide Disposal

Laboratory Waste in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Lab Packs

  • Laboratory Waste Management

  • Chemistry Lab Waste

  • Disposition of Unused Chemicals

Construction Waste in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Wood

  • Brick and Block

  • Carpet Padding and glue

  • Gypsum Drywall

  • Linoleum

  • Shingles

  • PVC

  • Asbestos Disposal

Light Bulb Recycling in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Fluorescent Bulbs

  • Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (CFLs)

  • HID (High-Intensity Discharge) Bulbs

  • Incandescent Bulbs

  • LED (Light Emitting Diodes)

Used Oil Collection in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Used Motor Oil

  • Waste Industrial Oil

  • Oil Contaminated with PCBs or Other Pollutants

  • Used Cooking Oil

  • Cutting Oil, Tramp Oil and Other Miscellaneous Oils

  • Natural Gas Production/Transmission/Compressor Oil

  • Glycol

Automotive Waste in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Used Tires

  • Anti-Freeze

  • Used Oil

  • Transmission and Brake Fluid

  • Batteries

  • Fuel

  • Filters

Industrial Waste in Norfolk, Virginia

  • Chemical Solvents

  • Oils

  • Wastewater

  • Sludge

  • Adhesives

  • Plating Wastes

Helpful Facts for Residents Regarding the Disposal of Hazardous Waste in Norfolk

To properly dispose of hazardous waste in Norfolk, Virginia, you should follow specific guidelines to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations. Here’s a detailed overview:

Household Hazardous Waste Disposal

Norfolk Household Hazardous Waste Facility:

  • Location: 1176 Pineridge Road, Norfolk, VA 23502

  • Operating Hours: Typically, open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. It’s recommended to check the City of Norfolk’s website for any changes or updates to these hours.

Accepted Materials

The facility accepts a variety of hazardous household items, including but not limited to:

  • Batteries (alkaline, rechargeable, car batteries)

  • Paint (latex, oil-based)

  • Pesticides and herbicides

  • Chemicals (cleaning agents, solvents)

  • Motor oil and oil filters

  • Antifreeze

  • Electronic waste (computers, TVs, cell phones)

  • Fluorescent light bulbs and other mercury-containing devices

Preparation for Disposal

  • Keep Original Containers: Whenever possible, leave hazardous materials in their original containers. This helps the disposal facility identify and process the waste correctly.

  • Seal Containers: Ensure that all containers are sealed tightly to prevent leaks or spills.

  • Do Not Mix Waste: Avoid mixing different types of hazardous materials together, as this can cause dangerous reactions.

  • Transport Safely: Place the items in a sturdy box or container for transport, preferably in your trunk, to minimize exposure in case of leaks.

Drop-Off Procedures

  • Upon arrival at the facility, you will be directed by staff on where and how to unload your items.

  • Be prepared to provide proof of Norfolk residency, such as a driver’s license or a utility bill.

Special Collection Events

  • Norfolk may hold special hazardous waste collection events throughout the year. These events provide additional opportunities for residents to dispose of hazardous waste, especially items that may not be accepted at the household hazardous waste facility.

  • Information on these events can be found on the City of Norfolk’s official website or through local announcements.

Recycling Options

  • Certain hazardous items, such as electronic waste, may also be recycled at designated recycling centers or through special programs at retail stores. Check with local electronics stores or the city’s recycling programs for more information.

Environmental Impact

Proper disposal of hazardous waste is crucial for preventing environmental contamination and protecting public health. Improper disposal, such as pouring chemicals down the drain or throwing hazardous items in the trash, can lead to pollution of water sources and harm to wildlife.

Contact Information

  • For any questions or additional details, you can contact the Norfolk Department of Public Works or visit their website. They can provide guidance on specific items or direct you to additional resources if needed.

By following these guidelines, you contribute to a safer and cleaner community.