Nationwide Oil is a trusted, reliable and qualified company specializing in used oil collection and recovery services.The team at Nationwide Oil understands the complexity and regulatory requirements in handling, storing, transporting, and reprocessing used oil. We have a strong team that has been servicing customers for nearly twenty years.We ensure the job gets done right through our attention to detail, regularly scheduled pick-ups, trained collection technicians, and good old fashioned service. We have all the permits and insurance required to properly and legally collect, transport, store and reprocess your used oil.Our goal is to have a seamless collection process allowing you to spend more time on your business and less time thinking about handing used oil.Nationwide Oil establishes its customers on regularly scheduled service pickups, eliminating the need for customers to call us to pickup their used oil unless a special pickup is requested.We test the used oil to ensure it meets or exceeds Federal Used Oil Standards. The test results, as well as the amount of oil collected are properly tracked to meet regulatory requirements.We use our 3,000 gallon vacuum service truck to collect and transport non hazardous liquid wastewater from your site.  We specialize in servicing:Sand and grit traps,Oil / water separators,Oily water collection,Other industrial wastewater,Once processed, we dispose of the waste through a licensed and permitted disposal facility.Nationwide Oil provides its customers with DOT approved 55 gallon drums to store used oil filters until pickup.At each regular service interval, the full drums are removed and replaced with empty drums by our collection technicians and then transported to our storage facility. The used oil filters are then sent to an approved processing center for recycling.Recycling used oil demonstrates our commitment to protect the environment for future generations.Improperly disposed used oil can end up in landfills, sewers, back yards, or storm drains. In all of these cases, soil, groundwater and even drinking water may be contaminated. In most areas, improper disposal of used oil is a crime.Used oil can be reprocessed into fuel that can be used in furnaces for heat, or in power plants to generate electricity for homes, schools and businesses. It can also be used in industrial and utility boilers, mixed with asphalt, blended for marine fuels, and other uses. Used oil can also be re-refined into lubricating oils that meet the same specifications as virgin motor oil.