Indiana Transformer Oil Removal
Dielectric Fluid Analysis
High-Flow Vacuum Extraction
DOT & IDEM Chain-of-Custody
Recycling & Destruction
On-site sampling and certified laboratory screening verify PCB concentrations prior to pumping, establishing precise handling protocols and regulatory classification.
Specialized high-cfm vacuum pumping units pull mineral insulating oil directly from substation transformers, pad mounts, and switchgear with zero containment breach.
Our drivers generate formal EPA and Indiana Department of Environmental Management shipping manifests recording exact gallonage, transport seals, and facility destinations.
Non-PCB mineral oils are transported directly to certified re-refineries for closed-loop reclamation, while regulated fluids undergo permitted high-temperature thermal destruction.
Engineered for Zero Regulatory Friction
100%
IDEM & EPA chain-of-custody compliance
50k Gal
daily vacuum tanker fleet capacity
< 24 Hr
emergency and planned Indiana dispatch response
Purpose-Built Equipment & Spill Defense
Every unit in our Indiana fleet is configured specifically for high-flashpoint dielectric oils and heavy industrial recovery, eliminating contamination risks.
Dedicated Dielectric Tankers
Substation Ground Access
Comprehensive Spill Containment
Sealed stainless and carbon tankers dedicated exclusively to electrical oils ensure zero cross-contamination with kitchen grease or heavy used motor lubricants.
Compact, heavy-traction vacuum apparatus maneuver directly into tightly gated electrical switchyards, gravel substations, and confined industrial mechanical bays.
Certified spill-response booms, vacuum catch basins, and secondary hose lockouts accompany every service run to protect groundwater and surrounding topsoil.
From planned utility substation decommissioning to emergency fluid extraction, our dispatch team mobilizes vacuum tankers and compliant paperwork statewide.