Wastewater Disposal Across Central Florida — From Any County
Wastewater Disposal for Haulers From Any County in Central Florida
American Bioclean accepts wastewater disposal from licensed haulers based in any county. Our facility sits on State Road 415 in New Smyrna Beach, in Volusia County, and most of our customers drive in from the seven counties around it.
Drive time is the first thing most people check and usually the wrong thing to decide on. A facility forty-five minutes away with three lanes and no queue gets you back on the road faster than one twenty minutes away with four trucks ahead of you.
Quick Facts
- Location: 495 S. SR 415, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
- Accepts from: Licensed haulers in any county
- Main routes in: I-95 via SR 44, I-4 via SR 415 from Sanford, or US-1
- Dumping lanes: Three — no queue
- After hours: 24/7 with an RFID tag
- Office: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Typical Drive Times to the Facility
Rough figures from the main towns in each county, in normal traffic:
Volusia County
New Smyrna Beach: 20 min
Edgewater: 25 min
Port Orange: 25 min
DeLand: 25 min
Deltona: 25 min
Daytona Beach: 30 min
Ormond Beach: 40 min
Seminole County
Sanford: 25 min
Lake Mary: 35 min
Oviedo: 40 min
Altamonte Springs: 45 min
Brevard County
Titusville: 40 min
Cocoa: 65 min
Melbourne: 75 min
Flagler County
Flagler Beach: 45 min
Bunnell: 45 min
Palm Coast: 50 min
Orange County
Winter Park: 50 min
Orlando: 50 min
Apopka: 55 min
Putnam County
Crescent City: 60 min
East Palatka: 70 min
Palatka: 80 min
Lake County
Eustis: 60 min
Tavares: 65 min
Leesburg: 85 min
Clermont: 90 min
Why Crews Drive Past Closer Options
For a hauler paid by the job rather than the hour, the drive is a fixed cost. The wait at the other end is the one that varies.
No Queue
Three lanes run at the same time, so three trucks unload at once.
No Paperwork
The RFID tag works like an E-PASS — wave in, dump, wave out. Your ticket is emailed at 7:30 PM.
No Closing Time
The tag opens the gate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
No Wasted Trip
Domestic, accepted waste means you leave with an empty truck.
One Stop
Vacuum truck cleaning is on site, by appointment — very few facilities can offer it.
Getting Here
We are on State Road 415 in New Smyrna Beach. From I-95, take the SR 44 exit and follow signs for SR 415 south. From I-4 and the Sanford side, SR 415 runs directly to us. Search for American Bioclean in Google Maps, or use the Get Directions button, and it brings you straight to the facility. The street address on its own does not always land in the right spot.
Hauling Versus Dumping — Two Different Areas
Dumping
Open to haulers from any county. Wherever you are based, you can bring accepted waste here.
Collection
Grease trap pumping and used cooking oil pickup at your premises is handled by our sister company North East Treatment, which runs routes in Volusia, Flagler, Seminole, Orange and Putnam counties.
Service Area Pages
Each county page covers drive times from local towns, what crews from that area typically bring us, and the quickest route in. We have pages for Volusia, Flagler, Seminole, Orange, Putnam, Brevard and Lake counties.
Not sure whether the drive is worth it for your route? Call (386) 304-1870 and we will tell you honestly. After hours, or if no one picks up, call (386) 451-5607.
Common Questions
Yes. Dumping is open to licensed haulers based in any county, with no appointment needed.
Volusia, Flagler, Seminole, Orange, Putnam, Brevard and Lake. Crews also come from further afield, particularly for after-hours access and truck cleaning.
About 50 minutes from downtown Orlando in normal traffic, via I-4 and SR 415 or via SR 50 and I-95.
Usually, if the closer option has a queue or closes at five. Three lanes and 24-hour access mean the time you save at our end often exceeds the extra time on the road.