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Hazardous drums on your project? Bring that part to Greenflow.

Your soil or slurry work may already have a plan. For hazardous containerized waste, Greenflow helps confirm the contents, arrange collection of accepted materials and handle the records. Keep the other project work moving while we work through the removal with you.

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Greenflow Environmental Services Inc.

Hazardous waste assessed before collection
Preparation, pickup and price agreed for your site
One expert for removal and the records afterward

The container is only part of the decision. Its contents matter.

Clean Soils Services states that its containerized waste facilities accept non-hazardous material only. If your project's drums or totes contain hazardous waste, choose Greenflow to assess that removal. We'll confirm the materials we can accept, explain the preparation and price, and plan pickup around site access. You can keep the non-hazardous collections that already work for the project.

Classification determines the options

A facility that accepts drums or totes does not necessarily accept their contents.

Classification determines the options
Your priority	Greenflow	Clean Soils Services
Hazardous containerized waste	Hazardous waste removal. We review classification and acceptance before arranging collection of your containerized waste.	Non-hazardous materials only. Its containerized waste facilities do not accept hazardous contents.
Material assessment	Classification before collection. We confirm the material before planning its pickup.	Container contents assessed. Inspects, logs and samples containerized material.
Records for the accepted job	Records with direct support. We provide applicable manifests and reporting, with your Greenflow contact available for document questions.	Records for non-hazardous loads. Describes inspection, sampling and processing or transfer records for accepted materials.

Why choose Greenflow

Get a removal plan for the hazardous part.

You don't have to rebuild the whole project's waste arrangement. List the hazardous containers separately and share the labels, material history and analysis you have. We'll explain which materials we can collect and what needs to be ready.

Work the pickup into the site plan.

Tell us when the loading area is accessible and which tasks must finish before collection. Your Greenflow expert works through those requirements with you, then remains your contact when the project office needs a manifest or an invoice explained.

Plan each load before it leaves the site

Identify unknown materials clearly rather than guessing.

Your next steps

Send the project inventory
Include descriptions, available analysis, container counts, address and required removal date.
Review acceptance and price
We confirm preparation, collection requirements and records. Identify any non-hazardous loads being handled separately.
Agree access and timing
Coordinate collection with site work and keep your contact's details for manifests or billing questions.

Questions before you switch

Does Clean Soils accept hazardous containerized waste?

Its containerized waste page says its facilities accept non-hazardous waste only. Acceptance of a container type does not establish acceptance of hazardous contents.

What if I don't know what's inside a container?

Tell us it is unidentified and share any existing labels, records or analysis. We need to establish the material and acceptance requirements before agreeing to collection. Container size or appearance alone is not enough.

What if my project includes hazardous and non-hazardous waste?

List them separately. We can review the hazardous materials while other approved collections stay in place. Don't mix the materials to simplify removal.

BRING US THE COMPLICATED PART