
County department
Beach and harbor debris contract
Storm and shipwreck debris cleared from county beaches for the County of Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors.

From the harbor to the foothills
HCI holds agreements with the county, one of its coastal departments, two city governments and a police department, and sends the same licensed crews to plants along the 710 and 605 corridors, the South Bay and the Westside.

Services
Services from the ports to the foothills

Food plants in the Gateway Cities, chemical distributors along the 605, aerospace suppliers in the South Bay and county facilities everywhere produce waste that HCI profiles, containerizes, manifests and hauls to a permitted disposal facility on HCI's own licensed trucks.
Jobs are priced in writing, normally within 24 hours, and put on the calendar a few days after approval.
What we handle locally

The county's freight is heavy and its freeways are slow, so HCI schedules loads to beat the traffic and sends its own placarded vans, tankers, vacuum trucks and roll-offs with HAZWOPER-trained drivers. The transporter on the manifest is us, from your loading dock through to the disposal facility.
What we handle locally

A beach city has HCI under contract for both emergency response and construction, and a spill on the 605, in a rail yard off the 710 or in a harbor parking lot reaches the same dispatcher at 800.988.4424. Crews stop the source, protect the storm drains that run to the bay and remove the material on the first visit.
What we handle locally

The County's Department of Beaches and Harbors uses HCI to clear storm and shipwreck debris from the sand, and the same crews handle riverbed and underpass encampments: structures and debris out, sharps and biohazards packaged, hazardous waste manifested, photos for the file.
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City police ranges on the Westside and across the county are on HCI's recurring program: HEPA cleaning, trap and backstop work, target system work and filter replacement, and the lead waste goes out on our hazardous waste licenses, with a report after each visit.
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Clarifiers, sumps, grease interceptors, oil-water separators and tanks at food, chemical and metal plants get pumped by HCI vacuum units; confined space crews handle interiors, and the sludge manifested on site by the same crew that cleaned it.
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A city in the San Gabriel Valley contracts with HCI for bio cleanup, and clinics, surgery centers, labs and dental offices countywide have sharps, pathological and red bag waste collected on a route and delivered under chain of custody to a licensed treatment plant.
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A municipal police department in the San Gabriel Valley uses HCI for crime scene cleanup and for its evidence and property areas. Property owners, managers and other agencies get the same OSHA-compliant decontamination, material removal and documentation for insurers.
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Houses, units and motel rooms used for cooking or heavy use are evaluated, stripped of contaminated materials, decontaminated and tested under EPA voluntary guidelines so the county can release the property for occupancy.
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Hotel rooms, apartments, buses, trains and patrol cars with suspected fentanyl residue get isolated, then technicians in full PPE clean them with HEPA units and air scrubbers, and documented so the space can be released.
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Aging plants in the Gateway Cities come down under HCI's C-21 classification, the debris goes to recyclers, and any hazardous materials uncovered during demolition handled by the same licensed crew.
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County, city and beach projects get underground tank removal, impacted soil dig-outs and restoration by a Class A contractor on the DIR registry for prevailing wage work; one South Bay city keeps HCI on its construction agreement as well as its emergency response agreement.
What we handle locally
Local
Ten million people and the two busiest ports in the country make this county the biggest hazardous waste market in the West. HCI serves it under agreements with the county, its beaches department, two city governments and a city police department, and from Corona the 91 and 60 put the Gateway Cities about 45 minutes from the yard.
Industrial customers cluster along the 710 and 605 corridors, in the harbor area and across the South Bay; county and city agencies stretch from the beaches to the San Gabriel Valley. All of it is dispatched from one desk with one set of licenses.
Sub-regions on the route sheet

Local record

County department
Storm and shipwreck debris cleared from county beaches for the County of Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors.

Police department
Bullet trap media and range floor service for the Beverly Hills Police Department's indoor range.

City government
The City of Pasadena holds HCI's bio cleanup contract, and its police department uses the same crew for crime scene cleanup and its evidence and property areas.

Beach city
The City of Manhattan Beach keeps HCI on an agreement that pairs emergency response with construction.
The county itself holds facilities agreements with HCI, and every city hall, police department and school district inside its borders can contract directly.
Who we serve
Industry leads here, with county and city agencies close behind.

Tank removal, soil hauling and teardowns for the redevelopment of aging industrial parcels in the Gateway Cities and the South Bay.
General contractors
County facilities agreements, beach and harbor cleanups and contracts with city governments and a city police department.
Government and public agencies
Leftover chemicals, parking garage spills and camp debris at industrial parks, retail centers and apartment portfolios.
Property management
Food, chemical, metal and aerospace plants along the 710, the 605 and the South Bay on scheduled pickups.
Manufacturing
Sharps, red bag and pharmaceutical waste from surgery centers, dental groups and labs from the Westside to the San Gabriel Valley.
Healthcare and labs
Lab chemical cleanouts, lamps and batteries for the county's school districts, community colleges and universities.
EducationQuestions
What agency buyers, plant managers and property owners in the county ask before the first pickup.
Send the waste, amount and address. Written pricing normally comes back within 24 hours.
Request a quote
Request service
Scheduled pickups and quotes come through the form. An active release goes to 800.988.4424.
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.