Clark Environmental has been Cleaning the Earth for over 25 years. We transport, treat, and dispose of non-hazardous and hazardous contaminated soil, sludge, and liquid wastes, in both drum and bulk quantities.
Clark Environmenetal provides transportation and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous material in drum or bulk quantities for all RCRA hazardous & TSCA regulated wastes. We offer comprehensive disposal services of materials such as: flammables, combustibles, acids, caustics, toxics, poisons, cyanides, reactives, PCB’s, contaminated soils, shock sensitives, compressed gases, and other regulated materials and wastes. We also offer LabPacking services along with providing complete packaging supplies if needed.
Clark Environmental owns and operates a FDEP permitted waste solidification facility processing non-hazardous solids, sludge, liquids, tars and gels in both drum and bulk quantities. Depending on the contaminates of the materials, it will either be processed through our Thermal Treatment Facility, disposed at an approved FDEP subtitle D landfill, or processed through a FDEP permitted wastewater treatment facility.
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