Fuel & dieselspill cleanup
Fuel spills move fast into soil and drains. The cleanup has to recover the product, remove what it soaked into, and dispose of it all on the record.
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More thanabsorbent pads
Absorbent pads handle what's sitting on the surface. Fuel that reached soil, gravel or a drain is a bigger job: the impacted material has to be sampled, excavated, characterized and disposed of properly, or the contamination stays behind.
Alliance has remediated fuel-spill contamination and removed petroleum-impacted soil around tanks. Crews are OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER trained and the waste moves under manifest with DOT-certified hazmat transport.
Fleet & yard spills
Truck, equipment and fueling-area spills.
Tank & line leaks
Releases from tanks, dispensers and fuel lines.
Job-site spills
Equipment leaks and refueling spills on construction and utility sites.
Recover, remove,dispose
Contain
Stop the spread to soil, drains and water.
Recover
Recover free product and saturated absorbents.
Sample & excavate
Define and remove fuel-impacted soil.
Characterize & haul
Classify and manifest the waste for transport.
Dispose & document
Certified disposal with records for your file.
Fuel Spill CleanupFAQ
Do fuel spills have to be reported?
Depending on size and where it went, a fuel release may need to be reported to local and state agencies. Check your obligations, and we can help document the cleanup.
Can you clean up fuel that soaked into the ground?
Yes. We sample to define the impacted area, excavate the soil and dispose of it under manifest.
Do you handle the waste?
Yes. Spill waste is characterized, manifested and disposed of at approved facilities.
Where do you work?
Throughout California, from our Chico office.