Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
It is recommended that you should have your septic tank pumped and cleaned every 2-3 years, for an average family of four. Additionally, pumping and cleaning your septic tank will prevent issues with your receiving area that may become costly to fix over time.
So, how often does your tank need to be pumped? It depends on several main factors- the amount of usage the septic system gets based on the number of people and appliances in your household. The more people in your home the more often your tank needs to be pumped.
But on average, you should have your septic tank pumped approximately once every 2-3 years in order to prolong your drainfield. If you have a larger family, or if you have additional appliances, such as garbage disposals, you should have your septic tank pumped more often.
Accurate Septic Services provides back-flushing of the septic system to break down the sludge and solids in the tank. We also provide a full septic system inspection to makes sure your septic system is functioning properly and is free of sludge and solids.
Troubleshooting & Emergency Service
Sometimes you have unexpected trouble with your septic system and you might experience one of the following problems:
- Overflowing toilets
- Dishwasher and/or laundry waste draining into your yard
- Drains which make strange gurgling noises
- Sinks which backs up into your shower or bath tub
- Strong odors coming from your drains or outside
- Wet waste visible on your land
If you experience any of the symptoms above, call Accurate Septic Services right away. Waiting until you have a major problem might mean replacing your whole septic system which can be very expensive.
We understand the inconvenience of a potential septic problem and will identify the root of the issue in a rapid manner, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, so your home or business can get back to running smoothly.
Grease Traps
Grease Traps
Grease traps are a necessary evil for restaurants and businesses everywhere. Without proper maintenance these wastewater filters can disrupt business operations and potentially incur fines for illegal dumping and groundwater contamination. Grease trap waste must be disposed of properly, but cleaning traps is not only unpleasant, but often difficult and time consuming. Leave it to the professionals. Prevent costly clean-ups and expensive disruptions with regular grease trap cleanings from Hall’s Septic Services. We’ll clean, pump and haul your grease trap waste so you can focus on what matters—growing your business.
Grease Trap Cleaning & Maintenance
You know by now that cleaning and maintaining a grease trap is essential, but let’s dive a little deeper.
First of all, if you do not have regular maintenance set-up for your trap, you should be aware of the warning signs that it’s time for a cleaning or a repair (by the way, regular maintenance would help prevent this). Keep an eye out for one or any of the following signs.
- Backed-up drains or toilets
- Foul odors
- Gurgling noises
- Slippery or greasy floors
Cleaning a grease trap involves a few steps – depending on the size and type of trap, most cleanings include emptying or vacuuming the trap, testing the water flow to ensure there are no leaks or other potential issues, and finally, a complete and thorough cleaning of the trap with a non-enzyme, non-acidic solution. Once the trap is cleaned of any Sludge or Fat, Oils & Grease (FOGs) we then haul it away and disposed of properly.
Preventative maintenance is the best advice when it comes to keeping grease traps clean and healthy. We offer a few different preventative maintenance programs at a discounted rate. When you engage in our maintenance program you have options to save even more of your time and money.
Most municipalities require a monthly grease trap cleaning so be sure and check with your local municipal sewer district, local health board, and environmental regulations to ensure you are compliant and to avoid any business interruption.
Take it a step further and help improve the efficiency of your grease trap and its maintenance cleanings by following this list of what NOT to do.
- Do NOT use boiling water to wash down FOGs. It liquefies it and allows it to pass through the buffer and into the sewer system
- Do NOT connect your garbage disposal to the trap
- Do NOT hook up a dishwasher to a grease trap
- Do NOT pour any chemicals or cleaning solutions down the drain as these destroy natural bacteria and can cause damage to the environment
Be proactive and sign up for our regular maintenance cleaning and to eliminate any unwanted issues. Keep your business open, serve more customers with the peace of mind that your grease trap is happy and healthy.
Grease traps are not something to take lightly and can drastically affect the flow of your business and its success. We’d love to help resolve your grease trap concerns. Please Call 772-489-4411 Today to schedule a free grease trap cleaning estimate and we can discuss the details of our maintenance contracts.
Hauling Services
Hauling Services
- Waste Water Plant Sludge
- Bio Solids
- Sand, Fill Dirt, Stone & Mulch
- Aggregate
- Road Base
- Food Processing Waste
- Citrus
- Water
- Lime
- Millings
- Leachate
- Sewage
- Brush
Our Crew
Our Commintment
We implement all of the latest technology on the market to serve you better. Installing only quality materials up to current and local codes to ensure a perfect fix every time. Our wide variety of septic, plumbing and hauling services can help with your problem. We're dedicated to providing prompt service, quality workmanship, and satisfaction for we believe you deserve nothing less. In our family/owned & oriented work environment, our friendly technicians and staff are here to ensure the services you receive are satisfactory. From routine service to major repairs or even a new system installation, we’ll handle it all with expert care and attention. Contact us to know more!