Environmental Equipment for Sale

Environmental equipment here comes from remediation contractors, spill response companies and treatment facilities. Listings include dewatering and filtration systems, spill containment, oil skimmers, frac tanks, sampling gear and water treatment units. Every listing is local pickup: you inspect it, run it and pay at the seller's yard.

What to look for in used environmental equipment

• Flow and treatment ratings, and any certifications or test results the seller has.
• Filter media, membranes or carbon: what is installed and when it was changed.
• Pumps, controls and hoses that come with the system.
• Tanks: leaks, liner condition and inspection history.
• Whether the unit was used with hazardous material and how it was decontaminated.

What used environmental equipment sell for

Prices in this category range widely. Spill kits and containment berms typically list in the hundreds. Filtration skids, treatment units and frac tanks usually run from the low thousands to the tens of thousands.

Questions buyers ask

What counts as environmental equipment here?

Anything used to contain, move, treat or monitor water, soil and spills: dewatering systems, filtration, containment, skimmers, sampling equipment and treatment units.

How do I know a used treatment unit still works?

Ask for the last effluent test results, run it with clean water, and check every pump, valve and control. Budget for new media or membranes.

Can hazardous-service equipment be sold used?

Yes, if it has been decontaminated. Ask the seller what it handled and how it was cleaned, and get that in writing.

Do I need permits to run treatment equipment?

Discharge to a sewer or surface water almost always requires a permit. Check with your local authority before you buy for a specific job.

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Have environmental equipment to sell? List it free and hand it off locally.