Hazardous and Radioactive Waste Disposal in Houston and Galveston

Hazardous and radioactive waste disposal in Houston and Galveston are waste management type services ADCO Environmental Services offers waste generators in the Houston area. ADCO has made it its mission to offer waste generators in and near Houston with all types of waste management services to properly dispose of their waste. ADCO specializes in offering cradle to grave disposal services for all types of hazardous, non-hazardous, and even radioactive waste being generated by businesses, government institutions, as well as industrial facilities in the Houston area.

ADCO Offers Disposal Options for Houston

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

If you have waste in drums that would be considered an odd ball size or are using containers that are questionable as to if they are roadworthy or not, please note that we specialize in shipping waste in proper USDOT approved shipping containers and have experts standing by that specialize in the proper shipping of both hazardous and radioactive waste streams. We can offer all types and sizes of USDOT approved shipping containers for properly packing your waste into and can even help you with locating a supplier you may utilize on your own to help you save money. If you have a drum that is leaking, that is not a problem either as we offer overpacking and re-packing options if your shipping container your waste is contained in is damaged and in need of being replaced.

Houston Properly Disposes of its Waste With ADCO

ADCO offers waste generators in Houston a wide variety of hazardous and radioactive waste management services for their waste. We provide waste management for businesses, government agencies, as well as educational facilities and are willing to offer advice for how to handle waste so you remain in compliance with the regulatory agencies such as TCEQ. ADCO has made it its mission to properly manage waste disposal projects from beginning to end and dispose of one’s waste at only fully licensed and insured waste processing facilities and we stand by that promise to this day.

ADCO Offers a One Stop Waste Shop in Houston

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 is ever 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 with obtaining a USEPA Site ID number which is needed to ship out most hazardous waste on a regular basis we are able to assist you with that process as well. Once your waste profiles are approved and an EPA ID number has been assigned to your site (If needed), we will contact you to schedule a mutually agreeable time to have your waste removed from your facility for final disposal.

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Helpful Facts for Residents Regarding How to Dispose of Hazardous Waste in Houston

Proper disposal of hazardous waste in the Houston and Galveston areas is essential for environmental protection and public safety. Here’s how you can manage hazardous waste disposal in these regions:

1. City of Houston:

○ Location: 5900 Westpark Drive, Houston, TX 77057.

○ Hours of Operation: Typically open on weekends; however, it’s advisable to check the latest schedule before planning your visit.

○ Accepted Items: The facility accepts a variety of hazardous materials such as paints, solvents, batteries, and electronics. For a comprehensive list and any quantity limitations, please refer to the City of Houston’s Solid Waste Management Department website or contact them directly.

2. Galveston County:

○ Schedule and Locations: These events are held at various times and locations throughout the year. To find out about upcoming events, visit the Galveston County Health District’s website or contact local waste management authorities

○ Accepted Items: Commonly accepted items include household chemicals, paints, and electronics. Specific details can be obtained from event announcements or by reaching out to county officials.

3. General Guidelines:

○ Aerosol Cans: These should not be disposed of in regular trash due to their pressurized contents.

○ Batteries: Both single-use and rechargeable batteries contain hazardous materials and should be recycled properly.

○ Paints and Solvents: Leftover paints, thinners, and solvents are considered hazardous and require special disposal.

○ Electronics: Items like computers, TVs, and cell phones contain hazardous components and should be recycled through appropriate programs.

○ Storage: Keep hazardous materials in their original containers with labels intact. Store them in a cool, dry place away from children and pets.

○ Transportation: When transporting hazardous waste to collection sites or events, ensure containers are sealed properly to prevent leaks. Place them in a sturdy box to avoid spills during transit.

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Proper disposal of hazardous waste helps protect the environment and public health. Always follow local regulations and guidelines to ensure safe and responsible disposal.