Whether from urban or rural settings, collected waste streams are segregated and conveyed to MFEI's operating subsidiary, National Western Properties, near the Denver Stockyard complex. There, they are processed for disposal or recycling for further use. Whenever possible, McDonald Farms attempts to recycle waste materials into useful products, gladly working with clients to identify suitable and environmentally protective end-uses for many of their cleanup residues. Some waste streams are taken directly to permitted landfills or other processing facilities.

• industrial and manufacturing process spills
• power plant (baghouses or silos) by-products
• commercial and industrial wastes
• railroad derailments or transportation accidents
• elevator shaft cleaning
• construction sites
• sand traps and basins
• crime scenes

MFEI's state-of-the-art vacuum equipment processes both wet and dry materials and is in full compliance with federal and state environmental regulations for dust collection, HEPA filtering, low noise blowers and sealed tanks. Vacuum services can also be used for removal of hydro-excavating material as well as grease and oil products.

Additionally, McDonald Farms owns and operates a variety of pumping equipment for dry or liquid commodities. Hydraulic, centrifugal and diaphragm pumps are available in sizes up to 8" depending on the application. Trailer mounted and portable equipment can be used for short or long-term activities. Frac tanks are also available for specific short-term projects or on a monthly basis.

MFEI also provides a wide range of open and closed industrial containers which are transportable to job sites for immediate single or multiple load waste removal. Dewatering and filter boxes, vacuum bins and sludge boxes can be placed at a job site. Operators are trained for hazardous, toxic and non-hazardous cleanup and confined space operations.