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WASTE DISPOSAL AND DRAINAGE SERVICES
Regardless of whether you're a homeowner or a business owner, we recognize the significance of each task, regardless of its scale. From our administrative personnel to our field technicians, our team harnesses their wealth of knowledge and skills to deliver dependable and top-notch solutions for your waste management and drainage requirements. Offering complimentary estimates and competitive pricing, we are committed to delivering unparalleled customer satisfaction.
What we do
We are Professional
Waste Management Service
We provide local, cost-effective septic tank, cesspit and sewage treatment plant emptying and maintenance. We offer comprehensive, high quality, reliable waste management solutions to commercial, corporate, industrial and residential clients.
We have 25+ years of experience
- Cesspit Emptying
- High-Pressure Jetting
- Blocked Drains
- Drain maintenance
- Drain Repairs
- CCTV Drain Surveys
- Septic Tank Emptying
- Drain & Pipe Relining
- Grease Trap Emptying
- Manhole Cover Replacing
Our Services
Our dedicated and passionate team enables us to offer an extensive array of Waste Management Services to our clients.
What We Do
As experts in waste management, we assist households and businesses across the country with a comprehensive range of services, spanning from waste collection to the treatment, recovery, and disposal of various waste streams.
Septic Tank and Cesspit FAQ
We frequently receive inquiries about cesspits and septic tanks, so we've compiled a convenient FAQ to address the most common questions.
Firstly, a cesspit serves as a simple holding tank lacking any outlet. It's utilized in properties lacking mains drainage and where discharging treated effluent from a septic tank or sewage treatment plant isn't feasible. This might be due to unsuitable ground conditions or sporadic use, such as in holiday homes.
On the other hand, a septic tank functions as a holding tank specifically designed to receive sewage, primarily operating as a liquid/solid separation system. The tank retains the contents for a period before releasing a clarified effluent through an outlet to a soakaway. Within the tank, an anaerobic bacterial environment develops, decomposing or mineralizing the waste contained within.
To prevent solids from accumulating, it's advised to empty cesspits every two to three months. However, the frequency may vary based on your household's usage and the number of occupants in your home.
The price for emptying a cesspit varies according to the tank's size. For a complimentary telephone quote, please provide your details through our contact form, and our team will gladly assist you.
Regular monitoring of your cesspit is crucial, ensuring it's emptied before reaching full capacity to prevent overflow. Consider having a high-level alarm system installed to alert you when the tank approaches its capacity. If interested, we can assist with the installation of such a system.