Wastewater Disposal in Volusia County — Our Home County
Volusia County Wastewater Disposal, Twenty to Forty Minutes From You
American Bioclean is Volusia County’s wastewater receiving facility, on State Road 415 in New Smyrna Beach. Since 2000 we have taken septic, residual and grease trap waste from haulers across the county, licensed by the Florida DEP and the Volusia County Health Department, with zero violations.
If you pump tanks or run grease routes anywhere in Volusia, we are between twenty and forty minutes from you.
Quick Facts
- Drive times: 20 to 40 minutes from the main towns
- Route in: SR 415 from either end, or SR 44 from I-95
- 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 Volusia County
Rough figures to our gate from the main towns, in normal traffic. Compare drive times from all seven counties.
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
The County Facility, Not a Facility in the County
There is a difference. We have been receiving Volusia County’s wastewater for more than two decades, licensed by the county’s own health department, run by a family that lives here. Most of the septic and grease crews working the county have been through our gate, and a good number of them have an RFID tag on the truck.
That familiarity matters when something unusual comes up — a strange load, a late finish, a question about whether a tank qualifies. You are calling people who know the county and know you.
What Volusia Crews Bring Us
Septage
From the septic-heavy areas west of I-95 — DeLand, Deltona, Orange City, the Osteen corridor — and from coastal properties still on tanks
Grease Trap Waste
Off restaurant routes in Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach and Port Orange, where the density of kitchens keeps FOG haulers busy year round
Residual Wastewater
From commercial and light industrial sites around the county
Drilling Mud and Bore Mud
From utility and fiber installs — with prior approval, and after hours once approved
Why Local Crews Still Choose Us Over the Drive-By
Being close is convenient. Being close and having no queue is the reason people stay. Three lanes run at once, the RFID scale house closes the ticket without paperwork, and the gate opens 24/7, with a tag or a phone call — which matters at the end of a long day in Deltona when the last thing you want is to carry a load home.
Add vacuum truck cleaning on site, and a Volusia hauler can dump, get the truck cleaned and be back on the road in a little over an hour, having made one trip.
Getting Here
From Daytona and the north, take I-95 south to the SR 44 exit, then SR 415 south. From DeLand and Deltona, SR 415 runs straight to us from the west. From Edgewater and Oak Hill, come up US-1 to SR 44 and turn onto SR 415. The address is 495 S. SR 415, New Smyrna Beach.
Volusia County haulers: Call (386) 304-1870 to set up your RFID tag or get current rates. After hours, or if no one picks up, call (386) 451-5607.