Fuel Polishing
Drew Fuel Services, is available 24 Hours a day 7 days a week.
Our Fuel Polishing process leverages the most advanced technology available today, incorporating depth media filtration, centrifuges, coalescers, 3‑micron filtration, and vacuum trucks. Through our patented, proprietary process, we are able to restore up to 90% of the fuel we service.
Drew Fuel Services is fully licensed by the EPA (EPA FLR000235903), as well as by state, county, and municipal authorities, to perform Fuel Polishing and Waste Transportation Services.
Our Fuel Polishing services exceed ASTM standards. We are the largest provider in our sector, self-performing every aspect of each project while operating the industry’s largest polishing fleet. As a result, we remediate, recycle, and clean more fuel than any other company on the eastern seaboard.
We are trusted by over 30,000 sites across the region.
Over the past decade, our technicians have been deployed to numerous natural disasters, performing fuel polishing and fuel testing on millions of gallons of diesel for major telecommunications providers, government agencies, the military, municipalities, utility companies, hospitals, and fuel retailers nationwide.
We are recognized as the industry leader, delivering services to more than 80% of the largest companies in the United States. Trusted by over 30,000 sites, our reputation is built on performance, reliability, and safety.
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When we arrive on-site, you can expect the safest and most professional team in the industry. Our systems are engineered to the strictest standards and are continuously cleaned, inspected, and maintained to eliminate any risk of cross‑contamination. Most importantly, our fuel polishing process is designed to avoid service interruptions and is verified through independent third‑party certification.
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