AFFF Concentrate + Solution
Original product, mixed solution, residual liquid, and unknown solution are reviewed as distinct streams.
PFAS + AFFF Waste Disposal
PFAS and AFFF Waste Disposal for Liquids, Solids, and Project Residuals
United Environmental Solutions handles AFFF concentrate, rinsate, flush water, PFAS liquids, soil, solids, PPE, debris, expired foam, transportation, disposition, and applicable project records nationwide.
Project Plan
- Identify the Waste Stream
- Quote and Agreement
- Documentation and Setup
- Scheduling and Transportation
- Project Closeout
Start Stream by Stream
“PFAS Material” Is Not One Uniform Waste Description
Concentrate, solution, rinsate, sludge, soil, PPE, filters, debris, and containers may differ in matrix, concentration, physical form, packaging, transportation needs, and destination criteria. UES separates those streams before the disposal plan is approved.
Rinsate + Flush Water
Cleaning residuals, wash water, tank bottoms, and sludge require their own volume and material details.
Soil, PPE + Debris
Contaminated soil, absorbents, filters, media, demolition debris, containers, and project-generated solids.
Expired Foam Inventory
Obsolete or replaced foam stored in original containers, drums, totes, tanks, bladders, or apparatus.
Complete Project Scope
Build the Disposal Plan Around the Actual Material
- Material and workstream inventory
- Information-gap and profile review
- Collection and field-service requirements
- Transportation and scheduling
- Destination review and acceptance
- Multi-stream and multi-load sequencing
- Profiles, manifests, or shipping records where applicable
- Receiving, weight, and final disposition records included in the scope
United Environmental Solutions handles the approved project from planning and scheduling through field work, transportation, disposition, and applicable final records.
What to Send
Good First Details Lead to a Better First Review
You may start before every classification, analysis, or record is complete. Clearly identify what is unknown.
- 01
Project city and state
- 02
Product name, manufacturer, SDS, and approximate age when known
- 03
Material type for each liquid and solid stream
- 04
Estimated quantity and current container or system
- 05
Existing analysis, drawings, profiles, photographs, or project records
- 06
Facility, contractor, owner, and other project roles
- 07
Required timing and documentation
Stream-By-Stream Review
Treat Each PFAS Stream as Its Own Work Item
Concentrate, rinsate, flush water, soil, solids, PPE, hose, filters, debris, and containers may require different information and material plans. A single project can address them together without representing them as one uniform stream.
01Liquid Streams02Solid Materials03Project Records
Project-Specific Planning
Match Each Stream to Its Approved Disposal Plan
The material, concentration, quantity, packaging, location, destination criteria, transportation needs, timing, and documentation requirements determine the approved scope.
Liquids and solids can be included in one project, but they may require different profiles, transportation requirements, schedules, or destinations.
Start With a Stream-by-Stream Inventory
Request a PFAS and AFFF Waste Quote
Share the material type, product information, quantity, packaging or system, location, timing, project roles, and available records for each stream.