The frequency of emptying a cesspit or septic tank can vary depending on its size, the number of people using the system, and local regulations. However, a general rule of thumb is to have it emptied at least once a year.
Emptying a cesspit or septic tank is necessary to prevent the buildup of solid waste, which can cause problems such as unpleasant odours, backups, or even damage to the system. It's also necessary to meet environmental and health standards.
Our specialist team will come and use a vacuum truck to remove the waste from the tank. They will also inspect the tank for any signs of damage or wear. The waste is then taken to a dedicated facility for safe disposal or treatment.
Due to health and safety regulations, as well as the specialist equipment needed, it is not recommended for individuals to try and empty their own septic tanks or cesspits. It should be done by a professional waste disposal company.
f you notice a problem with your septic tank or cesspit, such as an unusual smell or a backup, you should contact a professional immediately. They can inspect the system and carry out any necessary repairs.