Wastewater Disposal for Orlando and Orange County Haulers
Orange County Wastewater Disposal, Fifty Minutes From Downtown Orlando
American Bioclean accepts septic, residual and grease trap waste from Orange County haulers at our DEP-permitted facility in New Smyrna Beach — about fifty minutes from downtown Orlando and Winter Park, and a little more from Apopka.
Fifty minutes is not next door. The reason Orlando crews make it is what happens at the other end: three lanes, no queue, no paperwork, and a gate that is open at midnight.
Quick Facts
- Drive times: 50 to 55 minutes from the main towns
- Route in: I-4 east to Sanford, then SR 415 north — or SR 50 east to I-95 north
- 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 Orange County
Rough figures to our gate from the main towns, in normal traffic. Compare drive times from all seven counties.
Winter Park
50 min
Orlando
50 min
Apopka
55 min
The Orlando Grease Route Problem
Orange County has more commercial kitchens per square mile than anywhere else in Central Florida — the tourist corridor, downtown, the convention district, the theme park perimeter. FOG haulers working those routes fill up fast and finish late.
That is exactly the situation our facility is built for. Three lanes mean no queue behind the truck in front. The RFID tag opens the gate 24 hours a day, so a route that ends at ten at night ends at our facility, not in your yard with a full tank until morning.
What Orange County Crews Bring Us
Grease Trap Waste
The largest share, from restaurant routes across the tourist corridor, downtown Orlando, Winter Park and the SR 50 strip
Septage
From the county's remaining septic areas, particularly the east and northwest
Residual Wastewater
From commercial and light industrial operations
Drilling Mud and Bore Mud
From directional boring and utility work — Orange County has more of it than anywhere in the region — with prior approval, and after hours once approved
Making the Drive Pay
For a hauler paid by the job, the drive is fixed and the wait is the variable. Fifty minutes to a facility with no queue, no forms and no closing time regularly beats thirty minutes to one with a line. Most Orlando crews that try us once set up an RFID tag, precisely so every visit after the first is wave in, dump, wave out.
Combine the trip with vacuum truck cleaning — on site, by appointment, about an hour — and you have done two jobs in one run that most facilities cannot do at all.
Getting Here
From downtown Orlando and the north: I-4 east to the SR 46 exit at Sanford, then SR 415 north straight to us. From the east side and UCF: SR 50 east to I-95 north, exit at SR 44, then SR 415 south. From downtown Orlando it is about fifty minutes in normal traffic. The address is 495 S. SR 415, New Smyrna Beach.
Orlando and Orange County haulers: Call (386) 304-1870 to set up your RFID tag before the first trip. After hours, or if no one picks up, call (386) 451-5607.