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Include your company name, project location, and any UES request reference or proposal number. Tell us which part of the work your question concerns, such as scheduling, site access, an inventory change, or a closeout record.

If a previously submitted detail has changed, identify the original information and the correction. Call 864-380-7439 for a time-sensitive project question.

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For business relationships, partnerships, administrative questions, or media inquiries, briefly describe your organization and the reason for reaching out. Include the person our team should contact and any relevant deadline.

If your question relates to a document, identify its name and the information you need. Contact us before sending confidential or unusually large files.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do You Accept Material at Your Business Location?

No. UES does not operate public drop-off locations. Commercial material movements must be reviewed and scheduled before anything is delivered. Use Request a Quote to begin that review.

Do You Review Projects Nationwide?

Yes. United Environmental Solutions reviews organizational projects throughout the United States. Availability remains project specific.

Do You Accept Household Waste?

United Environmental Solutions serves commercial and organizational customers and does not handle residential or household waste. Residents should contact their city or county solid-waste department or state environmental agency for local household hazardous waste collection events, drop-off dates, and approved facilities. The EPA Household Hazardous Waste guide also explains safe handling and how to find local options.

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