Wastewater Disposal for Flagler County Haulers
Flagler County Wastewater Disposal, Fifty Minutes Down I-95
American Bioclean accepts septic, residual and grease trap waste from Flagler County haulers at our DEP-permitted facility in New Smyrna Beach — about fifty minutes from Palm Coast straight down I-95, and a little less from Flagler Beach and Bunnell.
Flagler is one of the faster-growing counties in the state, and a lot of that growth is still on septic. The crews servicing it need somewhere reliable to take the load, and there is not much of that closer to home.
Quick Facts
- Drive times: 45 to 50 minutes from the main towns
- Route in: I-95 south to the SR 44 exit, then SR 415 south
- Accepts: Septic, residual and grease trap waste; drilling mud and dirt with prior approval
- Dumping lanes: Three — no queue
- After hours: 24/7, with an RFID tag or a phone call
- Office: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Drive Times From Flagler County
Rough figures to our gate from the main towns, in normal traffic. Compare drive times from all seven counties.
Flagler Beach
45 min
Bunnell
45 min
Palm Coast
50 min
What Flagler Crews Bring Us
Septage
Palm Coast's older neighborhoods and the rural west of the county are heavily on septic, and that keeps pumping contractors busy
Grease Trap Waste
From the restaurant strips along A1A and in Palm Coast's commercial centers
Residual Wastewater
From commercial sites and small plants
Bore Mud and Drilling Mud
From the utility and fiber work that comes with a growing county — prior approval, and after hours once approved
Why the Drive Down I-95 Makes Sense
Fifty minutes is a real drive. It is worth it for three reasons. First, there is no queue at the end of it — three lanes run at once. Second, the RFID tag works like an E-PASS, so you are not filling in paperwork after fifty minutes on the road. Third, the gate is open 24 hours a day with a tag, so a late finish in Palm Coast does not mean carrying the load home.
Most Flagler crews that make the trip set up a tag on the first visit, precisely so the second visit is faster than the first.
One Trip, Not Two
If you are coming this far, combine it. Vacuum truck cleaning is available on site by appointment — about an hour, $250 cash — and very few facilities in the region can offer it at all. A Flagler hauler can dump, clean and head back north having done both.
Getting Here
I-95 south from Palm Coast or Bunnell to exit 249 for SR 44. Head west briefly, then turn south onto SR 415. From Flagler Beach, A1A or US-1 south to New Smyrna Beach, then SR 44 west to SR 415. The address is 495 S. SR 415, New Smyrna Beach.
Flagler County haulers: Call (386) 304-1870 to set up an RFID tag before your first trip down. After hours, or if no one picks up, call (386) 451-5607.