Waste Collection and Septic Tank Solutions for Domestic and Commercial Projects

Because liquid waste cannot be disposed of in the regular waste stream, it requires specific treatment. Liquid waste disposal is subject to additional restrictions. Depending on the type of liquid waste, it can have a variety of negative consequences, including the release of disease-causing organisms and a negative impact on the environment.

Solo Resource Recovery employs highly qualified individuals to handle all aspects of liquid waste management, such as collection, treatment, and disposal. Solo uses innovative equipment and advanced waste treatment processes to ensure that liquid waste disposal meets legal requirements.


The company's liquid waste disposal facilities adhere to rigorous EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulations and ensure that the operations are carried out by trained personnel. Solo's liquid waste disposal team's vehicles are tracked using the company's tracking software. This is done to optimise truck and vehicle routes, which saves clients money. Solo Resource Recovery can collect liquid waste in any amount, from small amounts to bulk containers and massive tanks. For the best performance, holding tanks, sullage tanks, grease trap waste, triple interceptor pits, and other liquid waste disposal systems are serviced on a regular basis.

Hire scheduled and one-time liquid waste disposal services

Solo Resource Recovery provides liquid waste disposal services to several business and residential clients, like: 

1.    Automotive and engineering workshops

2.    Hospitals and nursing homes

3.    Residential properties

4.    Cooking oil disposal

5.    Schools and colleges

6.    Manufacturing facilities

7.    Portable toilets

8.    Events and functions

9.    Emergency spills response service

10. Emergency response and spills

11. Treatment plant pump-out

12. Restaurants and hospitality

13. Industrial water

Economical septic tank pump-out service to treat solid and greasy waste

A septic tank on your property is required to prevent solid sewage waste from entering the wastewater. Light waste, such as oil and grease, forms a scum layer on the tank's surface, whereas solid waste sinks to the bottom as sludge. The water in the center, on the other hand, is solid-free but contains nitrogen and phosphorus molecules that are beneficial to fertilisers.

The operators remove the fertilisers from the septic tank using pipes that penetrate the earth via the septic field. Additionally, solid waste and scum do not exit the tank, necessitating their treatment and removal from the ground. If these solid wastes are not separated in any way, unpleasant odours will develop, and the soil will become contaminated with harmful germs. As a result, septic tank pump out becomes increasingly important. The separation, however, is difficult to achieve on your own, necessitating the assistance of professional septic tank pump out services, such as those provided by Solo Resource Recovery, who can assist you in pumping out sludge accumulated inside the tank.

Why is a septic tank pump out necessary?

Without septic tank pump out solutions, sludge build-up can cause serious issues like:  

  1. It obstructs the drainage system, causing sewage lines to back up. It will eventually develop a clog in the sink and drain, creating a foul odour throughout the property and occasionally even resulting in an overflow issue.
  2. The sludge penetrates the septic field and the soil, eventually poisoning the land and directly affecting the environment.

So, if you want your home to be free of such problems, you should think about hiring septic tank pump out specialists. It is advisable to allow Solo Resource Recovery specialists to inspect and maintain the tanks once a year. The staff keeps you informed of any current or emerging issues while also recommending the best septic tank repair option in real time.

Economical septic tank pump-out services

With Solo, you can rest assured that your liquid waste will be handled by licensed professionals with years of experience in the industry. Solo Resource Recovery's septic tank pump out service ensures that your septic tank is thoroughly cleaned with professional expertise.

Solo has been providing its licensed septic tank pump out solutions for over 80 years for the tanks of all sizes. Below mentioned are some of the many reasons that make Solo’s septic tank pump out cleaning service stand out: 

  1. Highly trained and experienced crew 
  2. Provides trust-worthy scheduled services
  3. Backed by a significant liquid tankers’ fleet
  4. Compliance with EPA and local regulations

Solo Resource Recovery customises septic tank pumping solutions to meet the demands and requirements of the customers. If you need more information about septic waste disposal, septic tank cleaning, or regular septic tank maintenance, contact Solo Resource Recovery team to make an appointment. Septic tank pump out and other waste management services such as council waste management, drain and pipe cleaning, vacuum excavation, CCTV inspection, industrial cleaning and shutdown, bulk bins, liquid waste, etc. are available in Tweed Heads, Melbourne, Dandenong, Carrum Downs, Frankston, Keysborough, Lonsdale, Mornington, Adelaide, Perth, and parts of Australia

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