Hazardous Waste Disposal in Scranton & Wilkes-Barre

Hazardous waste disposal in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre is one of the services offered by ADCO Environmental Services to waste generators from Nanticoke to Carbondale and everywhere in between. ADCO is a full service waste management company offering hazardous and radioactive waste disposal services to waste generators such as businesses, government agencies, and industrial facilities in the Scranton area.

Options For Hazardous & Radioactive Waste Disposal in Scranton

ADCO has disposed of almost all types of waste that can be produced in the Scranton to Wilkes-Barre area. Some waste management services ADCO offers waste generators along Interstate 81 are the final disposition of hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams, waste profiling into processors, laboratory waste packing (Labpacks), Oil and Coolant disposal, and even radioactive/nuclear waste disposal.

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. We’re even able to assist you with obtaining an “Episodic Event Waiver” if needed or apply for a new EPA ID number.

ADCO specializes in offering all types and sizes of USDOT approved shipping containers to waste generators in and near Scranton and can even guide you to a supplier you may utilize on your own to save yourself more money. If you discover you have a leaking drum, we are still able to assist you. Our staff has been well trained on the proper drum overpacking and repacking requirements set forth by the USDOT and USEPA if the shipping container the waste is contained in is not in “shippable condition” and in need of being replaced to be considered roadworthy.

ADCO Offers a One Stop Shop to Scranton

We have prepared countless waste profiles for our clients and are very familiar with the waste profiling process at waste processors which changes constantly. ADCO’s staff is well aware that the preparation of the paperwork needed to ship out hazardous waste is very time consuming to prepare and often very confusing which is why we want you to know we can prepare your waste profiles and shipping manifests for you.

Hazardous waste profiles are prepared in-house by our staff which has many years of knowledge when it comes to working with waste processors and knowing what is required to get your waste profiles approved. Once your waste profiles are approved, we will contact you to schedule a mutually agreeable time to have the waste removed from your facility for final disposal.

We Specialize in Following Services in Scranton:

Hazardous Waste Disposal

Lab packing / Laboratory Cleanouts

Non-Hazardous Waste Disposal

Radioactive Waste Disposal

Servicing Industrial Clients

Spill Clean-Ups

Waste Remediation Projects

About Hazardous Waste Disposal in Scranton For Residents:

Disposing of hazardous waste properly is crucial for safety and environmental protection. In and near Scranton, PA, here are the steps you can follow:

1. Identify the Hazardous Waste: Common household hazardous wastes include batteries, paints, pesticides, solvents, and cleaning products. Make sure you know what qualifies as being hazardous.
2. Check Local Regulations: Visit the City of Scranton’s official website for specific guidelines regarding hazardous waste disposal.
3. Collection Events: Scranton may hold periodic household hazardous waste collection events. Keep an eye on announcements from local government or environmental agencies.
4. Drop-off Locations: Some facilities may accept hazardous waste. Look for designated drop-off centers in your area. Ensure they are permitted to handle such waste.
5. Follow Safety Precautions: When transporting hazardous waste, keep it in a secure, upright position, and avoid mixing different types of waste.
6. Recycling Options: Some materials, like batteries and electronics, may have recycling programs available. Research local recycling centers that accept these items.
7. Proper Labeling: If you’re unsure about a product, keep it in its original container with labels intact, as this can help others understand how to handle it safely.