Septic Waste Disposal & Septage Treatment
Septic Waste Disposal That Takes Minutes, Not the Afternoon
American Bioclean accepts domestic septage from licensed pumping contractors at our DEP-permitted facility in New Smyrna Beach, Volusia County. No appointment is needed, dumping is open to haulers from any county, and with an RFID tag you can unload 24 hours a day.
When you finish pumping a tank, the job is not done until the load is off your truck. This facility is built so that unloading takes minutes, not the rest of your afternoon.
Quick Facts
- Accepts: Domestic septage from residential and commercial systems
- Appointment: Not required
- Lanes: Three — no queue
- After hours: 24/7 with an RFID tag, billed as a full load
- Catchment: Licensed haulers from any county
- Payment: Per load, or on account with credit terms
- Your ticket: Emailed to your company inbox at 7:30 PM the same evening
Why Contractors Choose Our Facility
- Three lanes, so three trucks dump simultaneously and there is no line to join.
- The RFID tag works like an E-PASS — wave it at the scale on the way in, wave it again on the way out, and the ticket closes itself.
- Domestic, accepted septage means a guaranteed empty truck before you pull out.
- 24/7 access with the tag, because pumping schedules do not always end at five.
- Open to haulers from any county, not just Volusia.
We see crews regularly from Volusia County, and from Orange and Seminole counties where the drive is shorter than most people assume.
Treated Here, Under Our Own Permits
Septage delivered to American Bioclean is treated on our own 150-acre site. It is not consolidated and shipped somewhere else, which means the chain of custody is short, the documentation is straightforward, and there is one company answerable for what happens to it.
We hold licenses from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Volusia County Health Department, and we have maintained a perfect compliance record with zero violations since we opened in 2000.
What We Accept
We take domestic septage from residential and commercial septic systems. Loads carrying industrial, hazardous or otherwise non-domestic material fall outside our permits and cannot be accepted — if you are unsure what is in a tank, call before you load rather than after.
Setting Up Your Tag
Regular haulers run on an RFID tag, one per truck. It takes about five minutes in the office, or call ahead and it will be ready when you arrive. The tag speeds up every visit, opens the gate outside business hours, and puts a fully detailed ticket in your inbox each evening.
Crews coming down from Flagler County often set one up on the first visit.
Call (386) 304-1870 for current septage rates and to have your RFID tag ready when you arrive, or email info@abio.us.