PCB management, PCB removal, PCB destruction, transformer replacement and waste disposal

For more than 20 years, PCB Disposal has been a full-service PCB management and destruction company.

Simply put, PCB Disposal disposes of any substance or material, solid or liquid, that is PCB contaminated (> 50 ppm by weight or volume) as defined by the PCB Regulations.

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PCB (Askarel) Transformers
Mineral Oil Transformers
PCB Site Decommissioning
PCB Ballasts
PCB Capacitors
Tank Cleaning / Disposal
PCB Storage
PCB Site Remediation
PCB Transportation

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To assist clients that may not have a background in science please find some helpful resources below:
Terms and Definitions
PCB Material Safety Data Sheet

Safety. Commitment. Experience.

PCB Disposal has one of the most experienced PCB crews in the country and included in our site management package are various other services including:

• Draining, extraction, transportation and disposal of transformers and other electrical equipment including circuit breakers, PILC cable, potheads, rectifiers, electromagnets, X-ray units, etc.

• On-site disassembly and removal of askarel transformers when substations are inaccessible

• Draining and retrofilling oil transformers to reclassify the to non-PCB status

• Site decommissioning to meet the MOE's decommissioning guidelines which includes wipe-sampling container and storage room floors and/or walls, sampling and analysis of soil around the perimeter of out-door storage containers, composite leachate testing, report with laboratory “Certificates of Analysis”.

• Removal, containerizing, transportation and disposal of PCB light ballasts and fluorescent bulbs

• Removal and disposal of PCB capacitors

• Transportation and disposal of PCB liquids including askarels, mineral oil, hydraulic fluid, oily water, perchloroethylene and other solvents, fuels, heavy oils, water, etc.

• Disposal of any solid materials including debris, plastic, wood, concrete, asphalt, rubber, asbestos, paper, etc.

• Excavation, transportation and disposal of PCB-contaminated soil

• Decontamination of PCB-contaminated concrete and other surfaces

• Removal, decontamination and/or disposal of above-ground and below ground tanks

• Sampling & analysis of any substrate

• On-site water decontamination

• Assessing sites for PCBs and other designated substances

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"I would not
hesitate to reccommend PCB Disposal to anyone who has PCB management disposal and destruction issues to deal with. "

Richard Sobhraj,
Mche, CET
Electrical Maintenance Department
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