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Grease, oil and fuel spills contained, recovered and cleaned, with the waste water captured instead of sent down the drain. Any hour, anywhere in Southern Ontario.

How we handle a spill
Stop the spread and protect the drains before anything else. The first minutes decide whether a spill stays a cleanup or becomes a discharge.
Vacuum recovery and closed-loop wash trailers pull the contaminant and the wash water back off the surface instead of pushing it downstream.
Hot water and the detergent matched to the contaminant, from forty-three we keep in stock, so the surface comes back without damage to it or the surroundings.
Before-and-after photos for your environmental file, and a straight answer about what was recovered and how it was handled.
What we handle
Loading docks, dumpster pads, drive lanes, lots and kitchens. Contained and cleaned with recovery, at any hour.
Catch basins, floor drains and grease-choked lines flushed and cleared, with the waste recovered rather than pushed further down the line.
Waste water recovered and recycled through a 10 micron filtration system, so what leaves the site is filtered, not just diluted.
Questions
We answer 24/7 and dispatch from Burlington. Call 905-208-4308 and we'll give you a real ETA for your site rather than a promise on a web page. While you wait, keep the spill away from drains if you safely can.
It's recovered and recycled through a 10 micron filtration system. We're involved with groups and government agencies to stay on top of how to safely neutralize and discharge waste water, and we handle it that way on every job.
Call us with what spilled and, if you have it, the safety data sheet. We'll tell you straight whether it's a job for us or whether you need a hazardous materials specialist, and we'll say so fast.
Yes. Before-and-after photos and a clear account of what was recovered, so your environmental file and your insurer have what they need.
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24/7 emergency response
One number, any hour, anywhere in Southern Ontario.