
Rancho Cucamonga and Montclair
Emergency response agreements
Emergency response agreements with the cities on the city's north and west borders.

Fifteen minutes up the 15
The warehouses around the airport, the plants along the 60 and the new industrial parks to the south are the closest big market to our Corona yard. Trucks are on the 15 within minutes of your call.

Services
Services for warehouses, shops and factories

Air cargo handlers, third-party logistics warehouses, machine shops and manufacturers in the West End send HCI spent coolant, damaged shipments, batteries, solvents and aerosol cans. We profile the stream, bring containers and labels, write the manifest and move it to a permitted site on an HCI truck.
A quote arrives in writing, typically the same or next day, and the pickup is set for a few business days out.
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HCI's own fleet handles the haul: placarded box vans for pallets, tankers and vac trucks for liquids, roll-off boxes for solids, a crane truck for tanks. The paperwork is finished at your dock and the driver is licensed and HAZWOPER trained.
What we handle locally

Rancho Cucamonga and Montclair, the cities on either side, both have emergency response agreements with HCI, and Eastvale to the south is on contract for emergency response and hazardous waste. A live dispatcher on 800.988.4424 sends a crew to shut off the source, shield the drains and haul the recovered material.
Trailer rollovers on the 15, punctured totes on loading docks and leaking tanks at fuel yards are the common calls.
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Rail corridors, flood channels, freeway embankments and vacant industrial lots in the city need cleaning out on a recurring basis. Crews take out structures and debris, bag sharps and biohazards, manifest anything hazardous and hand the owner or agency a dated photo record of every location.
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Police ranges in the West End cities get HCI's scheduled visits for HEPA vacuuming, trap mining, carrier service and filter swaps; the lead-bearing waste rides out under HCI's hazardous waste licenses; a service report stays behind.
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CNC coolant troughs, sumps, oil-water separators, clarifiers and tanks are pumped out by HCI vacuum trucks, with permit-required entry for interiors. A recent machine-shop job had our technician pumping spent coolant and metal fines from the machine troughs so the shop never stopped production.
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Urgent care, dental, veterinary and lab locations in the city get sharps, red bag and lab waste collected on a fixed day, packed for the treatment facility, each container on custody paperwork.
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Residences, hotel rooms near the airport, vehicles and public buildings get decontaminated following a death or a violent crime, under OSHA bloodborne pathogen rules, with documentation for the owner, agency and insurer.
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Testing, removal of contaminated surfaces, decontamination and final sampling for homes, apartments and motel units, following EPA voluntary guidelines and the county's reoccupancy requirements.
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Hotel rooms, apartments, rideshare cars, vans and patrol units where fentanyl residue is suspected get isolated and worked over in full PPE by HCI technicians with HEPA gear and air scrubbing, then documented for release.
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Former dairies, older industrial buildings and tanks give way to new logistics and housing projects. HCI demolishes using its C-21 classification, recycles the debris, and handles hazardous materials the work exposes.
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Above-ground and underground tanks removed, impacted soil excavated and sites restored for the city's constant construction, performed under Class A license 788216 with DIR registration for public works at prevailing wage.
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Local
The city sits at the junction of the 10, 15 and 60 with an international airport, hundreds of warehouses and the fastest-growing industrial district in the region, the Ranch, to the south. From HCI's Corona yard at the 91 and 15, the airport district is about fifteen minutes and the West End plants not much more.
HCI does not yet hold a city contract itself, but the cities on three sides do: Rancho Cucamonga and Montclair for emergency response, Eastvale for emergency response and hazardous waste. The same crews, trucks and paperwork are available to any business or agency in the city.
West End cities on the same routes

Local record

Rancho Cucamonga and Montclair
Emergency response agreements with the cities on the city's north and west borders.

City of Eastvale
The city across the river to the south keeps HCI on contract for emergency response and hazardous waste.

Recent job
Spent coolant and metal fines pumped from CNC machine troughs for a manufacturing customer, manifested and hauled the same day.

Recent job
Fuel tank drained, cleaned, lifted by HCI crane truck and hauled for a fleet customer.
HCI's headquarters in Corona and its citywide on-call contracts there are one exit down the 15; the Inland Empire page lists the rest of the regional agreements.
Who we serve
Manufacturing and logistics drive most of the work, with property owners and builders next.

Machine shops, metal finishers and food plants in the West End on scheduled coolant, solvent and sludge pickups.
Manufacturing
Dumped drums, leftover paint and camp debris at logistics parks, retail centers and airport-area hotels.
Property management
Tank removals, soil excavation and teardowns for the warehouse and housing projects in the Ranch district.
General contractors
Neighboring Rancho Cucamonga, Montclair and Eastvale already have HCI on contract for emergency response or hazardous waste.
Government and public agencies
Sharps and red bag routes for urgent care, dental and veterinary practices across the city.
Healthcare and labs
Science stockroom cleanouts and fluorescent lamp and battery recycling for the city's school districts and colleges.
EducationQuestions
What warehouse operators, shop owners and builders in the West End ask first.
Tell us what you have, how much and the address. A written number usually comes back the same or next day.
Request a quote
Request service
Scheduled pickups and quotes start with the form. A release in progress goes straight to 800.988.4424.
HCI's Corona office will follow up during business hours. For an active emergency, call 800.988.4424.