— Overview
One fleet, four service lines: tankers for liquids, air movers for solids, vacuum boxes for sludge, and roll-offs for haul-off. Dispatched, transported, and disposed under one DOT number.

Cowart Industrial operates a full vacuum truck fleet from our Carrollton, Georgia headquarters, serving industrial customers across the Southeastern United States. The fleet is organized around four service lines: liquid vacuum tankers, high-volume air movers, sealed vacuum boxes, and roll-off containers. Most jobs use more than one — a typical sludge cleanout might pair a tanker for the liquids, an air mover for the dewatered solids, and a box for staging.

The unifying theme is dispatch: one phone call sends the right trucks, in the right order, with the right credentials. Our drivers are HAZWOPER 40, OSHA 30, and DOT Hazmat trained; confined-space entry is standard on the crew. The vehicles operate under our own DOT number, which means the load is Cowart's responsibility from your site to the disposal facility.

Below are the four vacuum truck service lines. Each links to a dedicated page with the equipment specs, typical applications, and material handling profile. If you're not sure which service fits your job, call dispatch — we'd rather route you correctly than sell you the wrong truck.