Used Filter Recycling January provides you with environmentally approved containers to collect and store used filters until pick-up and removal. Disposal method - January Environmental transports the oil filters to an EPA approved facility for complete filter recycling. The filter's metal is recovered and sent to plants that remanufacture metal products, such as rebar. The filter's media becomes a secondary incineration fuel source used primarily in cement kilns.

Used Oil Recovery Custom bob-tail trucks, specialized recovery equipment and well-trained personnel collect, remove and transport your used oil to January Environmental's state-of-the-art processing facility. Disposal method - Oil is processed in an environmentally conscientious fashion and sent to industrial burners for use as fuel.

Antifreeze Recycling Because of its potential health risks, January Environmental now offers this important collection and disposal service. Disposal method - Antifreeze is segregated into separate storage tanks for initial processing, then sent to a specialized treatment facility for further processing to recover all reusable glycols.  The remaining product is then put through a treatment and disposal process.

Hazardous Waste For clients with hazardous waste, January Environmental Services can broker the waste into your preferred disposal site. Our hazardous waste technicians are hazwoper trained in dealing with waste, waste characterization, and disposal profiling. January Transport drivers have received DOT transportation training to ensure safe movement and delivery of the waste. January Transport has hazardous waste authority throughout the United States. Disposal method - A variety of methods are used for disposing of hazardous waste, including incineration, aqueous treatment, RCRA-approved landfills, and others.

Parts Cleaners Utilizing non-irritating, non-hazardous solvents, January Environmental offers top quality parts cleaning units, as well as specialty cleaner units for brakes, paint guns and carburetors.