Wastewater Storage Capacity
100,000 Gallons of Permitted Wastewater Storage
American Bioclean holds 100,000 gallons of permitted wastewater storage on our 150-acre site in New Smyrna Beach. That capacity is the reason we can usually say yes when a load arrives unscheduled.
Storage is the quiet reason a disposal facility can take your delivery. When a plant has an unexpected volume, a project runs long, or a schedule shifts, the answer depends entirely on whether there is somewhere to put the material — and most operations run close to full.
Quick Facts
- Capacity: 100,000 gallons, permitted
- Site: 150 acres, New Smyrna Beach
- Held under: Florida DEP and Volusia County Health Department permits
- Terms: Short-term and longer-term holding, depending on material
- To discuss: Call (386) 304-1870 — arrangements are quoted case by case
What That Capacity Does for You
- An unscheduled or oversized delivery gets absorbed rather than turned away.
- Irregular or seasonal output does not require a new arrangement each time.
- Short-term and longer-term holding are both available, depending on the material and the timeline.
- The site was built with expansion in mind, so capacity is not the thing that limits the relationship.
We hold material for operations across Volusia, Flagler and Putnam counties.
Secure and Permitted
Stored material is held under the same DEP and Volusia County Health Department permits that govern everything else on the site, monitored by the team that has kept our compliance record spotless since 2000.
Is Storage Right for Your Situation?
Storage arrangements depend on volume, material type and how long you need it held. The quickest way to find out what is possible is to describe the situation to us — we will tell you plainly whether we can help.
Call (386) 304-1870 or email info@abio.us to discuss storage capacity for your operation.
Common Questions
100,000 gallons of permitted storage capacity, across a 150-acre site in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Yes. Both short-term and longer-term holding are available, and which is possible depends on the material and how long you need it. Call and describe the situation.
Yes. Everything held on site sits under our Florida DEP and Volusia County Health Department permits, the same ones that cover treatment and disposal.