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Cesspool, holding tank, and septic service in Staten Island

More of Staten Island runs on cesspools and septic than anywhere else in the city, and the yards are big enough for the tanker to reach them. Pumpouts on a set schedule, 3,500 gallons a load.

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The route in Staten Island

More of Staten Island runs on cesspools and septic systems than anywhere else in the city, and the yards are big enough for the trucks to reach them. Pumpouts, storm drains, and sewer lines, on the only borough where most of the route is residential.

What the visit covers

Pump trucks when the tank has access, confined-space crews and portable equipment when it doesn't. Pumping, cleaning, and tank maintenance on a set cycle. The tanks and the crews live on the main cesspool page.

  • 3,500-gallon vacuum tankers for the big pumpouts, portable pumps where a truck can't reach.
  • Sewer ejector pits, sump pits, retention tanks, holding tanks, cesspools, and septic systems.
  • Records filed per address; camera footage when a line is opened.

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Call dispatch with the address and what's backing up. For scheduled service, send the quote form and we'll come back with the cycle.