Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about RRD Environmental's services, coverage, and how we work.
Questions.
RRD manages hazardous waste regulated under RCRA and California's non-RCRA rules, non-hazardous industrial waste, universal waste (batteries, lamps, electronics, solar panels), and e-waste. All waste types are handled under one point of contact.
Yes. RRD works with generators of all sizes - from conditionally exempt small quantity generators (CESQGs) and small quantity generators (SQGs) to large industrial operations with high-volume recurring waste streams.
Yes. RRD prepares all required Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifests, files e-Manifests through EPA's RCRAInfo system, handles California DTSC documentation, determines waste codes, and provides certificates of disposal for every completed shipment.
Yes. RRD has experience identifying and classifying unknown or unlabeled chemical containers - a common part of lab packing and facility cleanout projects. Materials are identified on-site, classified correctly, and packed to DOT standards before transport.
Yes. RRD coordinates full-scope facility cleanouts covering all waste streams found on-site - hazardous, non-hazardous, universal, and e-waste - from initial site assessment through final disposal documentation.
RRD primarily serves Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire, with statewide California coverage available. Contact us directly if your facility is outside the primary service area.
Call (562) 843-3154 or submit the contact form with details about your waste stream - type of waste, approximate quantity, and urgency. We will follow up directly to discuss next steps.