Septic Tank Cleaning Services to Keep Your Septic Tank Functional and Wastewater Reusable

 A septic tank is an underground structure that uses biological decomposition and drainage processes to treat wastewater collected from bathrooms, kitchen drains, and laundries before it is discharged into the main sewer lines. A septic tank is built to promote the growth of healthy bacteria that break down solid waste into sludge. Lighter materials, such as grease and oil, float to the surface, where they form a layer of scum that seals in air and aids in bacterial breakdown.


Septic tanks eliminate waste by utilising the soil's natural filtering process. It filters wastewater prior to it entering the leachfield or drainfield. Bacteria are also filtered during the process, making the wastewater safe for re-use. In this manner, a septic tank allows for the natural replenishment of local water tables. A septic tank is usually a less expensive option than installing new pipes to eliminate wastewater through a public sewage system. It can last up to four decades if properly cared for and cleaned on a regular basis. Inspect your fixtures for leaks and repair them if necessary. Your septic tank and drainfield will last longer as a result.

Caring for your septic tank

Instead of doing all of your laundry in one day, spread it out over the week. Use detergents that are biodegradable and do not produce suds. Also, never pour oils, grease, or fats down the drain. It can clog your septic tank and prevent bacteria from breaking down waste. Also, your floor drain should not be connected to your septic tank because oils can end up in there. Coloured toilet paper should be avoided because bacteria may be unable to break down the dye. Instead, use non-quilted toilet paper.

Before the sludge level reaches 30% of the total volume, septic tank pump out service is required. The time required to provide septic tank cleaning and septic tank pump out may vary depending on the size and use of your septic tank, as well as its distance from the main sewer line on the road.           

Regular septic tank cleaning provides it longevity

Your septic tank is an important part of your home or workplace, and it needs to be cleaned and maintained on a regular basis in order to function properly. Septic tank sewage and effluent contribute to the growth of disease-causing microorganisms and parasites. Regular septic tank cleaning will keep your sewage system running smoothly and detect potential problems before they occur.

Solo Resource Recovery is Australia's leading waste management company, serving businesses, households, and industries throughout the country, including the Northern Rivers, Kingscliff, Adelaide, Lonsdale, Chinderah, and many others.

Solo Resource Recovery offers septic tank cleaning services for:

  •          Standard domestic 2000L septic tank (concrete and fiberglass)
  •          Sewer pits with submersible pumps
  •          Bio cycle systems
  •          Effluent tanks
  •          Old style septic tanks with attached filtration systems
  •          Sullage tanks
  •          Onsite transferring for larger sewer systems
  •          Domestic, commercial and industrial size septic tank projects
  •          Stand-by or one-off events
  •          Preventive septic tank cleaning and maintenance service

Following the completion of your septic tank cleaning, Solo Resource Recovery's operators will re-examine your septic tank for any issues, leaks, or damages. It will be re-sealed once all of the problems have been resolved. Solo Resource Recovery also offers liquid waste disposal for grease traps, washwater, coolant and antifreeze, and oil separator tanks. Solo Resource Recovery also offers waste oil disposal services for lube, hydraulic, and industrial oils, as well as oily water, black water, and solvent disposal..

Comprehensive waste management services

Solo Resource Recovery offers waste management services to companies that need industrial bins, construction waste services, medical waste services, bulk bins, waste equipment services, and more. Solo Resource Recovery offers waste management services such as drain and pipe cleaning, emergency response and spills, vacuum excavation and loading, waste transport, street sweeping, and more. The reputable waste management company also offers waste management services to councils, facility management technology, and households.

Country-wide network for waste management solutions

Solo Resource Recovery is one of Australia's leading waste management service providers, with a large network of transfer stations, engineered landfills, and waste treatment plants that reuse and recycle waste using innovative technologies. In addition, the company takes steps to convert organic and green waste into compost and generate energy from waste whenever possible. If waste cannot be reused or recycled, the waste management company transports it to an engineered landfill that follows EPA guidelines. Solo Waste Management offers its customers unrivaled capacity to collect, process, treat, recycle, and safely dispose of a wide range of waste types, including hazardous waste. Solo Resource Recovery is a waste management company that is supported by the country's largest network of resource recovery and post collection facilities. When it comes to waste management services, the trusted waste management services provider assists customers in meeting stringent environmental and OHS requirements.
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