Responsible Resale & Recycling for Chemical Terminals
Move unopened, in-spec packaged chemicals the right way. We arrange nationwide pickup, route to approved resale or donation when viable, or recycling/certified destruction when required, and provide end-destination records. Clear acceptance criteria, fast timelines, and logistics support for drums, pails, and IBCs.
What we handle for terminals
How it works
Tell us what you have: product name, container type, counts, pickup location.
Share a few photos with labels and seals visible.
Get a plan + price: approved resale/donation, recycling, or certified destruction.
We handle pickup (trucks nationwide; rail for steady high-volume lanes).
You get proof: end-destination records and a simple monthly summary.
Volumes and timing
Best freight economics at 20,000 lb+ (full truckload)
One-time or recurring pickups (weekly or monthly)
Rush options available when schedules allow
Logistics made easy
Nationwide coverage; dock or floor-loaded
Standard vans, flatbeds, box trucks; drop trailers on request
Railcar options for high-volume lanes
Clear site instructions for drivers to keep your floor moving
FAQs
Q1. What products do you accept from chemical terminals?
A. Unopened, intact, labeled packaged chemicals in original containers (drums, pails, IBCs) suitable for approved resale, donation, recycling, or certified destruction.
Q2. Do you handle partially used or leaking containers?
A. No. We only accept unopened, sealed, properly labeled packages that are safe to handle.
Q3. What’s the minimum pickup volume and best economics?
A. Pilots can start around 2,000 lb; best freight economics begin at ~20,000 lb (full truckload).
Q4. How quickly can you move product off the floor?
A. Often within days on standard lanes, with rush options when capacity allows.
Q5. Will I receive proof of final disposition?
A. Yes. We provide end-destination records and can supply destruction certificates when destruction is the right path.
Q6. Do you perform bulk transfers or pump-outs?
A. Generally no—we focus on packaged formats and can refer bulk specialists if needed.
Ready to move surplus chemicals the optimal way?
Last updated: 2025-11-05