Clean Earth • Transfer Facility • Bakersfield, CA

Clean Earth - Bakersfield Service Center

Bakersfield, CA 93308

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Overview

Clean Earth is a specialty waste management company that has been part of Veolia since June 2026. It handles hazardous and non-hazardous waste, contaminated soil and dredged material, and electronic and universal waste through a national network of service centers, treatment, storage and disposal facilities (TSDFs), soil treatment and recycling facilities, and electronics and universal waste recycling facilities.

Its services include waste disposal and transportation, lab packs, onsite services, household hazardous waste programs, DEA and pharmaceutical waste, electronics recycling and IT asset management, solar panel and universal waste recycling, soil treatment and beneficial reuse, emergency response and product recalls.

Each listing shows the facility types and materials that location's own page lists. Contact Clean Earth to confirm what a location accepts.

Accepted materials may include Hazardous Waste.

Services Offered

  • Waste Storage & Transfer
  • Hazardous Waste Transportation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the official Clean Earth - Bakersfield Service Center website?

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What does a transfer facility do?

A transfer facility receives waste and moves it through the next step of the process. It often serves as a place where waste is combined, sorted, or prepared before being taken to another facility for recycling, treatment, or disposal.

Why not take waste straight to its final destination?

In some cases, sending waste through a transfer facility can save time, reduce hauling costs, or make it easier to manage larger amounts of material. It can also help connect waste with the right next stop when the final destination is farther away or better suited for a certain type of waste.

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