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Grease Trap Waste Disposal & Processing

Grease Trap Waste Disposal at the End of the Route

American Bioclean is a DEP-permitted grease trap waste receiving and processing facility in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Fats, oils and grease are separated and processed on our own 150-acre site — we are the destination at the end of the route, not a transfer station passing the load along.

That matters because it means one company is accountable for the material from the moment it crosses our scale.

Quick Facts

For Haulers Running FOG Routes

A grease route lives or dies on turnaround time. Ours is built for it.

We take grease trap waste disposal from Orange County haulers running Orlando routes, and from crews working as far out as Putnam County.

A Note on Late Finishes

Because the scale is not running outside office hours, an after-hours load is billed as a full load — the total capacity of your tank. If you are coming in full at nine at night, that is exactly what you would have paid anyway. If you are half full and not in a hurry, the daytime rate will usually work out better. Both options are open to you; we would rather you knew which was which.

Need Your Grease Trap Pumped, Not Disposed Of?

If you run a restaurant, kitchen or food facility and you are looking for someone to service the trap itself, that is our sister company. North East Treatment collects grease trap waste and used cooking oil on a schedule that suits your kitchen, operating from this same address.

What makes that arrangement unusual is where the waste goes afterwards. Most collection companies hand their loads to a third-party facility. North East brings it here — to our own permitted site — so one organization is responsible from your kitchen to final treatment.

Haulers: call (386) 304-1870 for current grease trap disposal rates. Kitchens and restaurants: ask us about scheduled collection through North East Treatment.

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