About Provider

Advanced Environmental Options, Inc. (AEO) is a full service environmental company with Physical / chemical and Biological waste water treatment plant, Non-hazardous Solidification Facility, recycling center, 7 laboratories on 35 acres in both North and South Carolina. AEO owns and operates a fleet of vehicles including tractor trailers, tankers, vacuum trucks, roll-off trucks, box trucks, emergency response vehicles and service vehicles. AEO is a registered hazardous waste hauler and an infectious waste hauler. We are a DEA registered Reverse Distributor for disposal of DEA controlled Drugs. Our daily operations include: lab-packing, site remediation, emergency response, non-hazardous solidification of bulk and non-bulk (drums & totes) liquids and sludge's, tank cleanings, recycling, industrial services, plant closures, transportation and disposal of hazardous wastes, infectious wastes and non-hazardous wastes, Phase I and Phase II operations and many others. Please contact us at 864-488-9111 (24 hours) to see how we may be able to assist you. January 2001 - Advanced Environmental Options, Inc. (AEO) is founded by David Hitchens.\n\nJuly 2001 - AEO provides disaster relief in Houston, TX after Hurricane Allison.\n\nAugust 2001 - AEO moves out of Mr. Hitchens home into rented offices at 345 Winslow Avenue, Gaffney, SC.\n\nDecember 2001 - AEO purchases its first tractor truck.\n\nJanuary 2002 - AEO receives Hazardous Materials Certificate of Registration from the U.S. Department of Transportation. \n\nFebruary 2003 - AEO moves to a new 13,000 square foot rented facility at 867 Wilcox Avenue, Gaffney, SC.\n\nJuly 2004 - AEO is certified as a Class I Underground Storage Tank Site Rehabilitation Contractor by South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC).\n\nSeptember 2005 - AEO provides disaster relief in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. AEO was contracted by St. Charles Office Building and Longvue House and Garden to provide cleanup and remediation services during the time evacuations