
City contract
Emergency response agreement
The City of Rancho Cucamonga signed HCI to an emergency response agreement that covers spills and releases on city streets and property.

Two counties, one dispatch desk
Warehouses on the 10 and 15, West End plants, High Desert cities and county agencies are all served by one yard, one fleet and one dispatcher beside the 91 and 15 interchange.

Services
Services on both sides of the county line

Distribution centers, metal finishers, food plants and fleet yards from the West End to the Cajon Pass accumulate spent chemicals, oily water, batteries and damaged product that cannot go in a dumpster. HCI identifies the waste, packs it, signs on as transporter and delivers to a permitted facility on our own placarded trucks.
Quotes are returned in writing, most within a day, and routine pickups land on the calendar two or three working days later.
What we handle locally

HCI holds its own EPA ID, USDOT number and California hazardous materials transportation license, so the truck that loads at your dock is ours. Box vans carry palletized drums, liquids go by vacuum truck or tanker, roll-offs take debris, and the driver finishes the placards and shipping papers before leaving.
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Three cities north of the county line have HCI on call for emergencies, and a live dispatcher answers the main line all night. On a truck rollover, a forklift-punctured tote or a leaking underground vault, the crew stops the flow, protects the drains and removes the material in one trip.
A recent call at a West End manufacturer involved an underground vault that had collected oil and sludge; the crew pumped it, cleaned the walls and hauled the waste the same day.
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Railroad right of way, the Santa Ana River bottom, flood channels and freeway ramps across both counties come up for cleanup again and again. HCI crews clear tents and debris, separate and box sharps, biohazards and hazardous waste, and leave the agency a dated photo log of each location.
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Municipal police ranges in the region get HCI's recurring program: HEPA vacuuming from the floor to the baffles, trap mining, target carrier service and filter replacement, with the lead-bearing waste leaving under our hazardous waste licenses and a service report left behind.
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Vacuum trucks pump sumps, separators, clarifiers and process tanks, plus entry crews for tank and vault interiors. Because the hauler and the cleaning crew are the same company, the removed material is manifested before the truck pulls away.
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Dialysis clinics, urgent care centers, veterinary practices and labs in the region get red bag, pathological and sharps material collected on a route or on call, boxed for a licensed treatment facility with full custody records.
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HCI technicians remediate homes, motel rooms, cars and public buildings after a death or an act of violence, following OSHA and EPA guidance for bloodborne pathogens, and supply the records property owners and insurers need.
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The High Desert and the rural edges of the valleys produce former lab properties that must be inspected, cleared of contaminated finishes, decontaminated and sampled under EPA voluntary guidelines before a county will clear them for occupancy.
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Apartments, motels, buses and patrol units carrying suspected fentanyl residue get secured and cleaned with HEPA vacuums and scrubbed air by technicians in full PPE, and documented so the unit can be released.
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Older industrial buildings along the rail lines are coming down for new logistics projects. HCI demolishes structures and tanks with its C-21 classification, sends the debris off for recycling and handles the hazardous materials the demolition exposes.
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Underground tank pulls, impacted soil excavation and site grading for warehouse and public works projects, from a Class A general engineering contractor that is DIR-registered for prevailing wage jobs.
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Local
The region moves more freight than any inland region in the country, and every warehouse, truck stop and plant along the 10, 15, 60 and 215 produces something that needs a licensed hauler. HCI's yard sits at the 91 and 15 interchange, which puts the West End, the airport district and the warehouse belt within a short drive and the High Desert within an hour.
Three cities north of the county line have signed emergency response contracts with HCI, and the Riverside County side adds four city contracts and six county departments. The region is covered by one dispatcher and one set of trucks.
Sub-regions on regular routes

Local record

City contract
The City of Rancho Cucamonga signed HCI to an emergency response agreement that covers spills and releases on city streets and property.

Two city contracts
The City of Hesperia holds an emergency response and hazardous waste contract; the City of Montclair, emergency response.

Industrial job
A West End manufacturer's underground vault pumped and cleaned, with the oil and sludge hauled under manifest.

Riverside County side
City contracts in Murrieta, Hemet, Eastvale and Moreno Valley, plus six County of Riverside departments.
Citywide on-call contracts in our home city, a water district contract in the Elsinore Valley and a master agreement with a north Orange County city round out the public work within an hour of the yard.
Who we serve
Logistics and manufacturing dominate the calls, with cities and builders close behind.

Plating, coating, machining and food processing waste picked up on a route from West End plants, the warehouse belt and the airport district.
Manufacturing
Tank removals, dirty soil and teardown work for the warehouse and logistics projects reshaping the region.
General contractors
Three cities north of the county line and a longer list of Riverside County cities and departments already contract with HCI for emergency response, hazardous waste or both.
Government and public agencies
Orphaned drums, leftover chemicals and camp debris cleared from warehouse parks and retail centers.
Property management
School district chemistry cleanouts and lamp and battery pickups across the region's many districts.
Education
Red bag and sharps routes for urgent care, dialysis and veterinary practices along the 10 and 15.
Healthcare and labsQuestions
What logistics managers, EHS staff and city crews in the region want to know.
List the waste, the amount and the dock address. Pricing comes back in writing, most within one day.
Request a quoteCity pages

Request service
Use the form for scheduled pickups and quotes. For anything leaking right now, call 800.988.4424.
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.