Southeast Transformer Oil Disposal


Need Transformer Oil Disposal in the Southeast US?

When transformers reach the end of their useful life, proper disposal involves more than removing a piece of equipment from a site. Oil, metals, PCB status, transportation, documentation and final disposition can all affect cost and liability. EPS provides a comprehensive transformer recycling and disposal solution for utilities, industrial facilities and other equipment owners.

PCB and Non-PCB Transformer SERVICES FOR THE Southeast US

EPS can process both non-PCB and PCB-contaminated transformers and related electrical equipment throughout the Southeast US. Our custom-built furnace system is designed to process transformers, circuit breakers, switches, bushings, voltage regulators, reclosers and other qualifying electrical equipment while destroying PCBs and other hazardous contaminants as required by the applicable process.

Recovering Value from Retired Equipment

Transformer recycling can recover copper, aluminum, steel and other materials for reuse. EPS evaluates recyclable metals and dielectric fluids as part of the disposal and recycling process, helping customers reduce waste and, where applicable, recover value from retired assets.

A Documented Disposal Process

EPS uses proprietary recordkeeping systems to track materials received for disposal or recycling. Customers can receive documentation that supports internal environmental programs, audits and regulatory compliance requirements.

Equipment EPS Commonly Handles

  • Power and distribution transformers
  • Circuit breakers
  • Voltage regulators
  • Switches
  • Bushings
  • Reclosers
  • Other retired commercial and industrial electrical equipment

Nationwide Project Support AND CUSTOMERS THROUGHOUT THE Southeast UNITED STATES

EPS serves customers across the Southeast United States and routinely supports projects for utilities, industrial firms, environmental contractors and waste management organizations.

Request a transformer recycling or disposal review. Provide equipment type, approximate size or weight, location, PCB status if known and preferred project timing.

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