Every department
Public Works master agreement
Hazardous waste and emergency response agreement signed by Public Works and usable by every city department.
Public Works master agreement on file
Anaheim, CA Hazardous Waste Disposal
The city's Public Works master agreement already covers every city department, and the Canyon plants, Resort hotels and stadium-district projects are a 20 to 30 minute run from our Corona yard.
Services
Twelve services for the county's largest city
Accountable Hazardous Waste Disposal Anaheim
Plating lines, electronics assemblers, food processors and print shops in the Canyon industrial district, hotel engineering departments in the Resort and the city's own yards produce solvents, acids, caustics, oily water, paint and lab chemicals. HCI profiles each stream, drops off containers and labels, prepares the manifest and hauls it to a licensed disposal facility aboard an HCI truck, the same process every city department uses under the master agreement.
Quotes arrive in writing, generally within one business day, and most routine pickups go on the schedule that same week.
What we handle locally
- 01
Plating and electronics shop chemicals
- 02
Hotel and resort maintenance waste
- 03
City yard and fleet shop pickups
Seasoned Anaheim Hazardous Waste Transportation
Every shipment rides on HCI equipment: box vans with placards for drums and lab packs, vacuum trucks and tankers for liquid loads, roll-offs for solids and debris and a crane truck when a tank has to go. Drivers hold HAZWOPER training, placards and papers get finished at the dock before the truck rolls, and the generator deals with a single transporter until the disposal site signs for the load.
What we handle locally
- 01
Drums and lab packs in a placarded van
- 02
Liquid loads in a tanker or vac truck
- 03
Solids and debris by roll-off
Prepared Emergency Spill Response Anaheim
A tanker rollover at the 5 and 91 interchange, a forklift puncture on a Canyon loading dock, a pool chemical release at a Resort hotel or a fuel spill in a city parking structure all reach the same dispatcher, who takes the call on 800.988.4424 day or night and sends a Corona crew straight up the 91. On site the crew stops the source, blocks the storm drains and loads the recovered material for disposal before leaving.
City departments order this work under the Public Works master agreement; private generators call the same number.
What we handle locally
- 01
Freeway interchange and arterial releases
- 02
Dock and warehouse floor spills
- 03
Pool chemical and fuel releases at hotels
Documented Anaheim Homeless Encampment Cleanup
The flood control channels, the rail corridor through the Canyon, freeway embankments along the 5 and 91 and vacant parcels waiting on development collect encampments that return season after season. HCI crews take down structures, haul the debris, box sharps and bag biohazards separately, write a manifest for anything hazardous and deliver a dated photo set for each location to the department or owner that ordered the work.
What we handle locally
- 01
Channel and rail corridor sweeps
- 02
Freeway embankment cleanups
- 03
A dated photo set for every site
Skilled Firing Range Maintenance Anaheim
The Police Department's indoor range is on an HCI maintenance contract. Technicians HEPA vacuum the floors, walls, baffles and booths, mine spent rounds out of the bullet trap, service the target carriers and swap the ventilation filters; the lead-bearing waste leaves on HCI's licenses with its own manifest, and a service report is issued after each visit.
What we handle locally
- 01
Trap mining and lead recovery
- 02
Booth, baffle and floor HEPA cleaning
- 03
Ventilation filter changes with disposal
Meticulous Anaheim Industrial Cleaning
The Canyon's plating shops, machine shops, food plants and aerospace suppliers run clarifiers, oil-water separators, coolant sumps, pits and process tanks that fill up on a schedule. An HCI vacuum truck pumps them down, a permit-required confined space crew goes inside when the walls need scraping, and the sludge leaves on the same truck with its manifest already written.
What we handle locally
- 01
Plating line tank and pit cleanouts
- 02
Separator and clarifier pump-downs
- 03
Coolant sump service for machine shops
Precise Biohazard Waste Disposal Anaheim
Urgent cares and dental groups along Harbor and Euclid, the hospital campuses, first aid stations at the venues and the labs in the Canyon put sharps, red bag material and lab waste on a route, sealed for a permitted medical waste treatment facility and tracked container by container.
What we handle locally
- 01
Urgent care and dental routes
- 02
Venue first aid and hotel clinics
- 03
Lab waste from business parks
Respectful Anaheim Trauma Scene Cleanup
The hotel inventory around the Convention Center and a large rental housing stock mean the city sees its share of unattended deaths and violent incidents. HCI technicians isolate the room, remove and dispose of the biohazards under OSHA bloodborne pathogen rules, restore the space and hand the manager or agency the paperwork the insurer wants.
What we handle locally
- 01
Hotel rooms and vacation rentals
- 02
Apartments and single-family homes
- 03
Civic buildings and patrol cars
Orderly Meth Lab Cleanup Anaheim
Motel rooms on the older commercial strips, apartments and houses that were used to cook or heavily use methamphetamine get tested, stripped of contaminated finishes and fixtures, cleaned to EPA voluntary guidelines and retested until the county health department releases the property for tenants.
What we handle locally
- 01
Motel and apartment testing
- 02
Finish and fixture removal
- 03
Clearance for occupancy
Controlled Anaheim Fentanyl Cleanup
Guest rooms, short-term rentals, rideshare vehicles and public restrooms flagged for fentanyl get closed off and cleaned by HCI crews in full protective gear with HEPA vacuums and air scrubbers, then documented so the room or vehicle can go back in service.
What we handle locally
- 01
Guest rooms and short-term rentals
- 02
Rideshare and fleet vehicles
- 03
Back-in-service documentation
Practical Demolition Contractor Anaheim
Older motels, tilt-up warehouses and underground tanks come out ahead of housing and mixed-use projects in the Platinum Triangle, along Beach Boulevard and in the Canyon. HCI takes structures down under its C-21 classification, recycles the concrete, steel and wood, and packages whatever regulated material turns up behind the walls.
What we handle locally
- 01
Motel and tilt-up teardowns
- 02
Concrete, steel and wood recycling
- 03
Hazardous materials found mid-job
Experienced Anaheim General Engineering Contractor
Stadium-district redevelopment, Canyon site cleanups and city capital projects call for underground tanks pulled with closure reports, impacted soil dug, hauled and backfilled, and the site restored. HCI holds the Class A license, carries DIR registration for prevailing wage work and already has a Public Works master agreement with the city.
What we handle locally
- 01
Tanks pulled with closure paperwork
- 02
Dig and haul of impacted soil
- 03
City projects at prevailing wage
Local
The county's biggest city, a short drive from our yard
It is the most populous city in Orange County and the tenth largest in California, and its work is spread across distinct districts: the Resort and Convention Center district around Harbor Boulevard, the Platinum Triangle stadium district at the 5 and 57, the Canyon industrial district north of the 91, downtown and the Colony, and the west side along Beach Boulevard. From HCI's Corona yard the 91 reaches the Canyon exits in about 20 minutes and the Resort in about 30.
The city's Public Works department signed a master agreement that makes HCI an approved hazardous waste and emergency response vendor for every department, and the Police Department holds a separate contract for its firing range. Fullerton, Orange, Garden Grove, Buena Park and Placentia share borders and the same roads.
Neighbors covered on the same trip
FullertonOrangeGarden GroveBuena ParkPlacentiaAnaheim HillsStantonCypressYorba Linda
Quick facts
- 346,824 residents, the most populous city in Orange County (2020 U.S. Census)
- ZIP codes 92801 through 92808
- Canyon industrial district north of the 91, about 2,500 acres
- Master agreement with Public Works; separate police range contract
Local record
Two city contracts on file
Police range
Police Department firing range
Maintenance contract for the department's indoor range: lead mining, HEPA cleaning, filters and disposal.
County of Orange
County on-call agreement
The countywide on-call agreement that member cities, this one included, can order spill response and waste hauling under.
Santa Ana, next door
Board-up contract next door
Board-up and nuisance abatement contract with the city directly south of the stadium district.
Also close by: police range contracts with Fullerton and Buena Park, the emergency response agreement HCI holds with the Orange County Fire Authority, plus the trail cleanups HCI performs for OC Community Resources along the river.
Who we serve
Industries we serve across the city
Hotels and venues, the Canyon's manufacturers and the city itself generate most of the calls.
Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response for Government and Public Works
City departments order under the Public Works master agreement; the Police Department contracts separately for its range.
Government and public agencies
Hazardous Waste and Industrial Services for Manufacturers
Plating, electronics, aerospace and food processors across the Canyon on scheduled solvent, acid and sludge pickups.
Manufacturing
Hazardous Waste and Biohazard Cleanup for Property Management
Hotels, apartment communities and shopping centers with pool chemicals, dumped drums, garage spills and encampments on the property line.
Property management
Biohazard and Hazardous Waste Disposal for Healthcare and Laboratories
Sharps and red bag collection for urgent cares, dental groups and the hospital campuses, plus lab packs for the Canyon's labs.
Healthcare and labs
Environmental Subcontracting for General Contractors
Tank pulls, impacted soil and teardowns for the housing and mixed-use projects in the Platinum Triangle and along Beach Boulevard.
General contractors
Hazardous Waste and Lab Chemical Disposal for Schools and Universities
Chemistry stockroom cleanouts, with lamps, ballasts and batteries recycled for the school districts and private colleges in the city.
EducationQuestions
Questions from the city's buyers
What hotel engineers, plant managers and city staff ask before they order.
Price a job in the city
Give us the waste, the quantity and the address. A written quote follows, usually within one business day.
Request a quoteDoes the city already buy from HCI?
Yes. Public Works signed a master agreement that any city department can order hazardous waste or emergency response work under, and the Police Department contracts separately for range maintenance.
How quickly can a crew reach the Canyon or the Resort?
Count on roughly 20 minutes to the Canyon exits and 30 to the Resort from Corona when traffic cooperates. If something is actively leaking, the dispatcher sends the truck before the paperwork starts and gives you a real arrival estimate.
We run a hotel near the Convention Center. What do you take?
Pool and spa chemicals, paint and solvents from engineering, fluorescent lamps and ballasts, batteries, grease trap and oil-water separator pumping and the occasional guest room decontamination, each on its own paperwork.
Can a plating or electronics shop in the Canyon set up a recurring pickup?
Yes. We write a waste profile for each stream, put you on a standing monthly or quarterly route and send back the signed manifest copies and the certificate of disposal after every load.
Who handles encampments along the channels and the rail line?
The city or the property owner orders the cleanup; HCI crews clear the site, package the sharps and biohazards and deliver dated photos of the cleared site so the agency can close out the work order.
What happens to the lead from the police range?
It is mined out of the trap, drummed, profiled and shipped on an HCI manifest to a permitted facility, and the department gets the paperwork for its file.
We manage apartments on the west side. Will you take a dumped drum or leftover paint?
Yes. Unknown drums get sampled and identified first, then packed and hauled; leftover paint, pool chemicals and garage spills are routine calls with a written quote up front.
Request service
On the city's vendor list. Ready for your call.
Quotes and scheduled pickups begin with the form below. Anything leaking right now: call 800.988.4424 and skip the form.
800.988.442424/7 live operator for emergencies
Corona, CA 928781680 Commerce St, with a second office in San Jose
Written quotes
Licensed and insured
Since 2000
What happens next
- 1We review your requestA coordinator in Corona reads it the same business day.
- 2You get a written quoteScope, schedule and disposal path, in plain language.
- 3Crew and paperwork arrive togetherManifests, labels and disposal certificates are handled for you.
Request received
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.