Clean Energy Biofuels

Independent haulers like Clean Energy Biofuels often have lower corporate overhead, which can result in highly competitive pricing. Plus, you usually deal directly with the owner for scheduling.

Yes, Clean Energy Biofuels is actively registered with the state and holds unique FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) transport permits, making them fully compliant with commercial wastewater regulations.

Under the standard Georgia 25% Rule, Clean Energy Biofuels recommends pumping when combined fats, oils, grease, and settled solids reach 25% of the total liquid depth, or at least quarterly.

When Clean Energy Biofuels services your interceptor, they will provide a physical pumping manifest. You are required by most local authorities to maintain these records on-site for a minimum of 3 years.

Yes, alongside routine liquid waste hauling, active commercial pumpers are equipped to handle urgent line jetting and localized backups for their commercial accounts.