Drilling Mud, Bore Mud & Excavation Spoils Disposal
Drilling Mud Disposal — Accepted With Prior Approval
American Bioclean accepts drilling mud, bore mud, dirt and muck at our 150-acre site at 495 S. SR 415 in New Smyrna Beach, Florida — with prior approval.
Call us before you haul. We will ask a few questions about the job and the material, and tell you straight away whether we can take it. Once your material is approved, that includes after-hours dumping.
Quick Facts
- Materials: Drilling mud, bore mud, hydrovac slurry, dirt, muck
- Prior approval: Required. Call before you haul.
- After hours: Accepted once your material is approved
- Location: 495 S. SR 415, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
- Open to: Contractors based in any county
- Pricing: Quoted per load
- Call or text: (386) 304-1870 or (386) 451-5607
Prior Approval, Every Time
Bore mud from a clean utility right-of-way and spoils off a site with a history are two very different loads, and the only way to know which one is on your truck is to talk about the job first.
It is a short conversation. Tell us what the work is, where it came from and roughly how much you are bringing, and we will confirm whether we can take it and walk you through what happens when you arrive. We would far rather sort that out while you are still on site than at our gate.
Working Nights? So Are a Lot of Our Customers
A great deal of boring and utility work happens overnight, and most disposal sites are locked and dark when those crews finish.
Once your material has been approved, after-hours dumping is available here. It is one of the main reasons night-shift contractors end up using us — the load comes off the truck when the job ends, not the following morning.
Who Brings Us This Material
Directional Boring and HDD Contractors
Drilling mud from utility and fiber installs
Hydrovac and Vacuum Excavation Crews
Slurry from daylighting and potholing work
Utility Contractors
Spoils from setting poles and anchors
Site Work and Excavation Contractors
Dirt and muck from clearing and grading
What We Cannot Take
Hazardous material, contaminated soil and anything falling outside our permitted scope cannot be accepted, whatever the volume. If there is any question about what came out of the ground, say so on the phone rather than at the gate — it is the same conversation either way, just a cheaper one.
Call or text (386) 304-1870 or (386) 451-5607 before you haul, and we will tell you whether we can take your load. Contractors from any county are welcome.