FAQs

The frequency of septic tank pumping typically ranges from every three to five years. This interval can vary based on the size of your household and the volume of wastewater generated. For commercial systems, more frequent servicing may be necessary due to higher usage rates.

A cesspool is a basic underground chamber designed to collect wastewater. In contrast, a septic system is a more sophisticated setup that includes a tank for initial treatment and a leach field for further processing of the wastewater.

Indicators that your cesspool or septic system requires attention include sluggish drainage, unpleasant odors, water accumulating in your yard, and backups occurring in toilets or sinks.

Yes, we provide round-the-clock emergency response services. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to address urgent issues such as overflowing cesspools, sewer blockages, and backups.

I/A OWTS stands for Innovative/Alternative Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems. These systems are designed to decrease nitrogen pollution. In many areas of Long Island, I/A OWTS are mandatory for new installations or when upgrading existing systems.

Signs that your commercial grease trap requires cleaning include slow drainage, unpleasant odors, or backups in kitchen areas. To maintain optimal performance, it is recommended to clean grease traps every one to three months.