Vacuum Truck Services

First Environmental is a leading provider of vacuum truck services, offering efficient and reliable solutions for a wide range of environmental challenges.

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Leading Provider of Vacuum Truck Services

With our state-of-the-art equipment and highly skilled professionals, our vacuum truck services can handle various industrial and commercial waste removal needs. From liquid and solid waste transportation to hazardous material disposal, First Environmental has the expertise and equipment to handle any vacuum truck service project.

If you are looking for "vacuum truck services near me" for routine maintenance or emergency spill response, First Environmental can provide you with efficient and effective solutions to meet your needs.

What makes our vacuum trucks different?

First Environmental's vacuum trucks consist of air-moving cylindrical systems capable of vacuuming solid, sludge, dry powder, and liquid material. With some of the industry’s strongest trucks, our vacuum trucks deliver up to 5,300 CFM at 28” Hg. The material can be vacuumed from long distances, from overhead, or below grade. We have various tank sizes and lift capabilities available for customers depending on the project and need. The vast diversity of our vacuum trucks enables us to perform jobs no other industrial contractor can. Find out how we can help with your industrial cleaning needs!

Effective applications employing our vac truck services include:

Tanks

Pits

Sumps

Drains

Trenches

Overhead Surfaces

Wastewater Treatment Systems

Sludges

Storage Vessels

Catch Basins

Boilers

Ductwork

Drainage Systems

Digesters

Conveyors

Railcars

Furnaces

Pipe hangers

General hygiene

Waterjet Table Cleaning

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Frequently Asked Questions about Vacuum Truck Services

What industries use vacuum trucks?
Vac trucks can be useful for any industry that works with hazardous materials, does rescue missions, or has a risk of environmental disasters. Vac trucks can help clean up and control oil spills, toxic waste, and more.
How much can a vacuum truck hold?
Vacuum trucks come in a range of different sizes depending on the job requirements and the amount of waste that needs to be collected. How much the truck can hold is determined by the tank size, with smaller trucks having tanks that can hold more than 2,000 gallons and larger ones having tanks that can hold almost 4,000 gallons or just under 8,000 gallons.
What are the uses of a vacuum truck?
A vacuum truck is a specialized type of commercial vehicle that is equipped with a large vacuum pump and a storage tank. It uses air and vacuum to create movement or flow to convey liquids, solids, sludges into the storage tank or into a vacuum box. These materials can come from sewage systems, chemical plants, manufacturing facilities, food processors, water-treating facilities and other industrial sites. The collected materials can be managed on-site as directed by the customer, or managed off-site to treatment disposal facilities (TSD’s) for disposal or recycling management.