How it works
Vacuum trucks pull liquid, sludge, and loose material out of places a pump can't reach cleanly: lift stations, catch basins, car wash pits, grease interceptors, containment areas, and process tanks. The material is hauled off site and handled by the right disposal path.
We work with contractors, property managers, municipalities, and industrial facilities on scheduled maintenance and one-off cleanouts. Give us the site, what's in it, and access details, and you'll get a written quote.
What's included
- Wet and dry vacuum service
- Lift station, catch basin, and sump cleanout
- Car wash pit and grease interceptor pumping
- Tank and containment area cleanout
- Hauling and disposal coordination
Surfaces and what comes off
- Surfaces
- Liquids, sludge, slurry, sand, grit, and dry bulk material
- Removes
- Standing water, grease, sediment, and debris from pits, basins, tanks, and containment areas
Vacuum Truck Services questions
What can a vacuum truck remove?
Liquids, sludge, slurry, and loose dry material like sand and grit. If it will move through a hose under vacuum, we can usually pull it.
Do you handle disposal?
Yes. Material is hauled to the appropriate facility for what it is. Tell us what's in the pit or tank and we'll quote the whole job including disposal.
Can you work at night or on weekends?
Yes. Many facilities need cleanouts outside production hours. We schedule around your operation.