Tips on routine maintenance
When was the last time that you had the drains on your property cleaned? If they are taking a long time to drain, call us at 305.620.7005 to have a proposal sent to you. We offer jetting services for the lines too. 
We value our customers and offer full pump outs on a frequency that is convenient for the customer while also considering the requirements set by the utilities department and city ordinances.
To be sure a parking lot drainage system functions properly, it should be cleaned and maintained on a regular basis. Preventive drain and catch basin cleaning is the key to minimizing the risk of property damage and unnecessary expense. When parking lot drain cleaning is performed as a part of regular property maintenance, the amount of time required and the material disposal volume are both greatly reduced, which results in simpler, lower cost service. Our Technicians will provide you with the best service.
Cleaning is required when you start to see grease caking up on walls or floats. Once you see the first signs of grease floating in your lift station you need to start monitoring your lift station regularly to determine a cleaning schedule. Many apartment complexes find that a 90 day cleaning schedules keeps them from having problems. Others prefer to wait until a plumber is out fixing burned up pumps. 
We prevent these disruptions by regularly cleaning your grease traps. In addition, we “jet” related flow pipes to prevent untreated waste waters from entering our neighborhoods and waterways. This not only protects your business and the environment, it reduces your liabilities and costs by preventing costly clean-ups from blockages and overflows.
There are different storm drain system structures out there. Some of those structures include, Catch Basins, French Drains, Injection Wells, Slab Covered Tranches, Retention Boxes and Soakage Pits. Each of these structures serves a purpose in a drainage system, and needs to be maintained in order to ensure proper functioning of the system as a whole. Neglect or improper maintenance will lead to flooding of the property and even to the reduction of the useful life of the drainage system.
There are different storm drain system structures out there. Some of those structures include, Catch Basins, French Drains, Injection Wells, Slab Covered Tranches, Retention Boxes and Soakage Pits. Each of these structures serves a purpose in a drainage system, and needs to be maintained in order to ensure proper functioning of the system as a whole. Neglect or improper maintenance will lead to flooding of the property and even to the reduction of the useful life of the drainage system.
Wet wells are the holding sump for gravity-flow sewer systems. As sewage enters the wet well and the water level rises, pumps are engaged to pump out the sewage to a forced main, or the sewage is lifted to a higher grade to continue the gravity flow to the outlet point. Solid material will accumulate in the bottom of the wet well and incoming sewage lines.
There are different storm drain system structures out there. Some of those structures include, Catch Basins, French Drains, Injection Wells, Slab Covered Tranches, Retention Boxes and Soakage Pits. Each of these structures serves a purpose in a drainage system, and needs to be maintained in order to ensure proper functioning of the system as a whole. Neglect or improper maintenance will lead to flooding of the property and even to the reduction of the useful life of the drainage system.
