Hydrovac Slurry Disposal for Utility, HDD and Vacuum Excavation Crews
Hydrovac Slurry Disposal, Approved Before You Haul
American Bioclean accepts hydrovac slurry, drilling mud, bore mud, dirt and muck at our 150-acre site in New Smyrna Beach, Florida — with prior approval. Hydrovac slurry disposal is open to utility, directional boring and vacuum excavation crews from any county, including overnight once a job is approved.
The work that fills these trucks rarely keeps office hours, and the material changes with every site. So the arrangement is simple: talk to us about the job first, and once it is approved, disposal stops being the thing that slows you down.
Quick Facts
- Materials: Hydrovac slurry, drilling mud, bore mud, dirt and muck
- Prior approval: Required for every job. Call or text before you haul
- After hours: Available once your material is approved
- Crews: Utility, HDD, fiber, hydrovac and vacuum excavation
- Open to: Contractors based in any county
- Pricing: Quoted per load
- Call or text: (386) 304-1870, or (386) 451-5607 if no one picks up
Put Disposal in the Bid, Not the Punch List
The time to find out where the slurry is going is when the job is being estimated, not when the first truck is full. A call during bidding tells you whether we can take the material, what it will cost per load and how far the trucks will be running — so disposal is a line you priced, not a problem you inherited.
Why Every Job Is Approved First
Slurry picks up whatever is in the ground where it was dug. Material from a clean utility right-of-way and material from a site with a history are different loads, even when they look the same in the tank.
A short conversation about where the work is and what it involves lets us say yes with confidence — or tell you, before the truck leaves the site, that the load needs to go somewhere else.
Night Work
A lot of boring, fiber and utility work happens overnight, when most disposal sites are locked. Once your material has been approved, after-hours dumping is available here, so the load comes off the truck when the shift ends rather than the following morning.
Who Brings Us This Material
This work comes to us from all over — Orange County, Seminole County and rural Putnam County among the busiest. The full material rules are on our drilling mud and bore mud page.
Directional Boring and HDD Contractors
Drilling fluid and bore mud from utility and fiber installs
Hydrovac and Vacuum Excavation Operators
Slurry from potholing, daylighting and line locating
Utility Contractors
Spoils from pole setting, anchors and trenching
Fiber and Telecom Crews
Bore returns from the network build-outs running across the region
If You Run Vacuum Trucks
Vacuum truck cleaning is available on site, by appointment. If you run hydrovac or vacuum excavation equipment, ask when you call and we will tell you whether your rig is a fit.
What We Cannot Take
Hazardous material, contaminated soil and anything outside our permitted scope cannot be accepted, whatever the volume. If there is any doubt about what came out of the ground, raise it on the phone rather than at the gate.
Call or text (386) 304-1870 with the job details before you haul, and we will tell you whether we can take the material. After hours, or if no one picks up, call (386) 451-5607. Crews from any county are welcome.