Where we work
The same crew and the same standards wherever the call comes from: emergency spill response, contaminated soil, fuel tank removal, PFAS and PFOS treatment, grain bin emergencies, excavation and demolition.
Home base
Our shop is in Tipton, north of Indianapolis, with a new 10-acre facility under construction. Most of our calls come from Indiana: truck and tanker spills on the interstates, chemical plants, hospitals, warehouses, farms and towns. We have been on county emergency response lists here for years.
Cities
Indianapolis, Kokomo, Lafayette, Muncie, Anderson, Noblesville, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Terre Haute, Bloomington, Evansville
Corridors
I-65 · I-69 · I-70 · I-74 · US-31
West of the state line
Spill response, contaminated soil and site work for trucking companies, plants and property owners in Illinois.
Cities
Danville, Champaign-Urbana, Kankakee, Bloomington-Normal, Decatur, Peoria, Chicago suburbs
Corridors
I-57 · I-74 · I-55 · I-80
East of the state line
Hazmat and spill cleanup, remediation and demolition for Ohio businesses, municipalities and fire departments.
Cities
Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Springfield, Lima, Toledo
Corridors
I-70 · I-75 · I-71
South across the river
Emergency spill response and environmental cleanup across the Ohio River in Kentucky.
Cities
Louisville, Lexington, Northern Kentucky, Frankfort, Elizabethtown, Owensboro
Corridors
I-64 · I-65 · I-71 · I-75
North of the state line
Spill response, remediation and site work for Michigan trucking companies, plants and property owners.
Cities
Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing, Benton Harbor, Detroit
Corridors
I-94 · I-69 · I-96 · US-131
Spill reporting by state
Most spills that reach soil, water or a storm drain have to be reported to the state. These are the 24-hour lines. Call 911 first if anyone is in danger, and we will help you file.
| State | Agency | 24-hour line |
|---|---|---|
| Indiana | IDEM Emergency Response | (888) 233-7745 |
| Illinois | Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) | (800) 782-7860 |
| Ohio | Ohio EPA Emergency Response | (800) 282-9378 |
| Kentucky | Energy and Environment Cabinet, Environmental Response Team | (800) 928-2380 |
| Michigan | EGLE Pollution Emergency Alerting System (PEAS) | (800) 292-4706 |
| Federal | National Response Center | (800) 424-8802 |
Questions
Yes. We are based in Tipton, Indiana, and take calls across Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan. Call (800) 310-5283 and we will tell you honestly how fast we can be on site.
Diesel, gasoline and engine oil, hydraulic fluid, grease, oily water, acids such as nitric acid, food-grade spills like milk, used automotive fluids, contaminated storm drains and creeks, and old chemical devices nobody else wants to touch.
Yes. We excavate and dispose of contaminated soil, remove leaking underground fuel tanks, clean up illegal dumping sites, build filter systems for PFAS and PFOS in water, and restore the site with grading and backfill.
Yes. We can talk to your insurance company or broker for you and walk you through each step, from the cleanup to the state paperwork.
Trucking companies, hospitals and facility managers, chemical and manufacturing plants, warehouses, towns and public works departments, fire departments and emergency managers, landlords and their attorneys, farms and homeowners.
Often, yes. Each state has its own 24-hour line, listed above. Call 911 first if anyone is in danger. We will help you make the report and handle the follow-up.
Emergency or planned work
