Smashed and Soiled: Cargo Cleanup on the I-90
When there was a semi-truck wreck on I-90 near Exit 264 in Spokane, we were called to handle both the cargo cleanup and the diesel fuel spill.
When there was a semi-truck wreck on I-90 near Exit 264 in Spokane, we were called to handle both the cargo cleanup and the diesel fuel spill.
When $45,000 worth of glass panels shattered off it’s trailer, Team Pro-Enviro was there to provide glass cleanup services.
On December 27, 2021, another incident with a load of potatoes required extensive semi-truck cleanup—a semi-truck hauling a full load of taters overturned near Sumner, WA. The truck went into the ditch, and its potato load went in with it, scattering mashed potatoes at the scene.
In this incident on May 9, 2022, an open flatbed trailer carrying a load of glass panes lost its load. Most of the cargo fell off while the trailer was in a parking lot and made a big and dangerous mess. The company lost about $45K of glass and needed Team Pro-Enviro to take care of the glass cleanup.
In this incident on February 6, 2019, Washington State Patrol called Team Pro-Enviro to help with a significant box truck recovery. While on route with an international box truck destined for the Philippines, the driver hit a 6-point bull elk and lost control near Preston, WA. Unfortunately, the elk didn't survive, and while the driver was okay, the accident left them stranded in snowy and icy temperatures.
In this incident, on January 12, 2019, Team Pro-Enviro was called to Kent, WA, to help with an emergency cargo reloading. Team Pro-Tow also came to help with the transport back to a nearby trucking terminal.
In this incident several years ago on July 1, 2016, a semi-truck tipped over and spilled its cargo at the edge of the road. Team Pro-Enviro responded with a cargo reload service, as spills don’t always involve fuel and oil! In this instance, product boxes needed to be cleaned up and reloaded.
Several years ago, on December 1, 2014, Team Pro-Enviro and Team Pro-Tow responded to a fishy situation in Seattle, WA. A truck and trailer were cruising up the hill, and 11% grade, on Denny Way in downtown Seattle. The steep grade caused the load to shift and the trailer doors to open.