NEDT Inc. — Local services in Sutton

It's started in October when I cleaned out my grandmother's boston whaler. I called all the local places i thought would take old gas but i had too much for an auto parts store to take, and not enought to fill a 50gallpn drum to send to clean harbors. On top of the trouble of safely disposing of gas, covid had most of the local waste locations closed. I gave up for the winter, it would be cold enough in the shed that the gas wouldn't evaporate and create a dangerous fuel air mixture. Today march 30 2021, i woke up and decided to try again to get rid of this gas. A call to the fire department led me on s journey of over 30 other calls trying to find the right department in the city to help. I thought i had hit another dead end when the board of health told me to go to the local oil waste disposal site, I've talked to them, they need s 50 gallon drum st 80% capacity to dispose of it. But then the Boh send me to clean harbors buisness lone and they told me about NEDT. It was an hour drive, bit they safely disposed of the gas. 10 out of 10 will...

We've been purging and cleaning my Mom's condo for the past 2 months. So many items that just needed special handling - mercury thermometers, oil-based paints and automotive stuff. Even an old propane torch canister!

NEDT met us at the customer door, unloaded our car and took care of all this stuff. They were among the most pleasant people we've encountered during this months-long process - actually, it was a great way to end things for us. Positive, friendly, competent - and we know this waste was taken care of properly.

As they say "hazardous waste shouldn't be difficult" - and it wasn't. Totally...

An individual had drilled holes in two tanks on my property under the assumption that they were filled with water. Instead, the liquid was diesel. We called Felix at NEDT and they dropped everything to come right out with a truck and crew. They did a great job and were super personable. I would give them my highest recommendation. Hopefully we won’t have to use them again (because of a spill response). But if we did, I wouldn’t hesitate...