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Automotive and fleet facility
Liquid Waste Hauling & Disposal

Automotive & Fleet
Wastewater Disposal

Compliant hauling for car washes, auto repair shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and more — across New England and the Midwest.

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Your Wastewater Doesn’t Just Disappear

If you run a car wash, auto or vehicle repair shop, dealership, or fleet maintenance facility, wastewater doesn’t just disappear when it goes down the drain. Federal and state regulations require that contaminated wash water, floor drain waste, and oily water be collected, transported, and disposed of properly — or you face fines, permit violations, and environmental liability.

ENCON Environmental Services handles it all, so you stay compliant without the headache.

What We Handle

Eight automotive liquid waste streams EES services: car wash water, fleet wash wastewater, floor drain waste, oil/water separator pumpouts, parts washer fluid, pressure washing wastewater, holding tank cleanouts, and sump and catch basin waste

How It Works

We make wastewater hauling simple. You schedule a pickup, we arrive with the right equipment, pump out your waste, and transport it to a licensed treatment facility. You receive proper documentation for your records.

Three-step wastewater hauling process: Schedule a Pickup, We Pump It Out, Proper Disposal and Documentation How does wastewater hauling work? Learn the full process

Who We Serve

Auto repair shops and garages
Car washes (conveyor, self-serve, and hand wash)
Fleet maintenance and trucking companies
Dealerships with service departments
Auto detailing shops
Heavy equipment and construction fleets
Municipal vehicle maintenance facilities
ENCON Environmental Services service area map covering New England (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island) and Midwest (Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio)

Ready to Schedule a Pickup or Request a Quote?

Getting started is easy. Contact us and we’ll assess your waste stream, confirm your service area, and set up routine or on-call hauling.