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PFAs Waste Disposal Services

Looking for PFAS waste disposal services? Hazardous Waste Experts specialize in the safe transportation, treatment, and disposal of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). These persistent chemicals pose significant environmental and health risks due to their resistance to degradation. Proper PFAS waste management is crucial to avoid contamination, regulatory penalties, and liability. If you need expert guidance, we’re here to help.

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PFAS Programs We Offer

We have programs tailored to meet your PFAS Waste Disposal Services needs:

PFAS Waste Removal – Safe and compliant transport of PFAS-laden waste to certified facilities.
PFAS Remediation – Reduce contamination and restore environmental safety at your site.
AFFF Disposal – Proper destruction of aqueous film-forming foam to eliminate liability.
Industrial PFAS Waste Management – Solutions for PFAS-contaminated byproducts.
Regulatory Compliance Support – Stay ahead of federal and state PFAS regulations.

PFAS Solutions for Airports, Firefighters & Wastewater Services

PFAS contamination impacts key sectors:

Airports – We remove and dispose of AFFF used in firefighting operations.
Fire Departments & Installers – Safe disposal of AFFF stockpiles and PFAS-contaminated gear.
Wastewater Facilities – Management and treatment of PFAS-laden sludge and effluent.

Handle PFAS? We handle the cleanup. Call us to stay compliant.

Water being released from pipes into a body of water

Comprehensive PFAS Management, Transportation, and Disposal Services.

PFAS-contaminated soils, sludges, and water
Industrial wastewater containing PFAS
Aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF)
PFAS-impacted industrial byproducts

PFAS management is a legal minefield. Fines? Bad press? No thanks. Let us help you stay on the good side of compliance and ensure your waste streams are managed responsibly.

Call us at (425) 414-3485 to tackle your PFAS waste today.

PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a family of over 12,000 synthetic chemicals used to make products resistant to heat, water, grease, and stains. Think: nonstick cookware, firefighting foam, waterproof fabrics, and even fast-food wrappers. Sounds handy, right?
Here’s the catch: PFAS don’t break down naturally, earning them the nickname “forever chemicals.” They hang out in soil, water, and even your bloodstream, potentially causing health issues like cancer, hormonal disruption, and immune system problems.
In short, PFAS are the cockroach of chemicals—hard to get rid of and bad for your health. But don’t worry, we’ve got the tools to tackle them.
Absolutely. The EPA and many state agencies have strict guidelines for the handling, transport, and disposal of PFAS to protect the environment and public health.
Fines, lawsuits, environmental damage, and public health hazards. Bottom line: don’t risk it.

Any Waste. Any Place.

Hazardous Waste Experts provides services across the entire United States. Our team of experts and specialists, coupled with a broad array of partners, make us the number one choice for on-call PFAS waste disposal services. We offer solutions for recycling and beneficial reuse of many waste types.

Call now to speak with one of our PFAS waste experts to learn how we can help you implement a comprehensive environmental sustainability or waste minimization program to address your unique challenges.

Contact us now to get a fast and free price quote for your PFAS disposal needs.

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