Showing posts with label 33024. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 33024. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Grease trap pumping and grease trap cleaning service from Pump Outs Unlimited.



Grease trap pumping and grease trap cleaning service from Pump Outs Unlimited. 

Our expert technicians are available 24/7

We have competitive prices. Just call us! 

To schedule your restaurant grease trap cleaning service give us a call at 305.620.7005.

Monday, March 28, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited will maintain your Lift Station!

The best way to avoid problems is to consistently keep an eye on your lift station. Get to


know it and what to expect from it. Once this is done, you can spot troubles before they blow
out of proportion.

The most important thing to do to care for your lift station is to read and record the hour
meters every day, at the same time. A calendar or log book works great for this. Record both the
total hours and daily total by subtracting the previous day’s total from the current day’s hours. If
everything is working correctly, the pumps will have pumped the same number of hours each
day because they alternate. Get to know how many hours to expect because this will indicate
problems down the road if the numbers are off. Hour meters in all of Aqua Engineering systems
turn off when the pump turns off for any reason. Because of this, if there is a difference in the

hours between the pumps, the pump with the least hours is likely to be the problem pump.

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited will pump out your Grease Trap!

Here at Pump Outs Unlimited, we offer quarterly-basis pump out maintenance agreements as recommended by the county. We will have our technicians give you the best help that you need and give you an idea of what will be the best route to go. Then our office staff will send you a formal proposal and make sure that you have all of the paper work that you need.
Give us a call at 305.620.7005 and we will make this a simple process!

Monday, February 29, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited: SSES


It's that time again. Miami Dade, FL is issuing a mandatory test. The purpose of this test it to ensure that the lift stations and sewer lines are running as they should. Pump Outs Unlimited, INC deals DIRECTLY with D.E.R.M (Department of Environmental Resource Management) We take pride in going that extra mile to make sure all reports and test are done correctly and in a timely manner. 

Scope of work includes:

  1. Provide facility name and street address/PSO #
  2. Provide System Description
  3. Evaluation survey information
  4. Visual inspection of system, manhole and/or clean out
  5. Smoke test/ notice door hangers
  6. Contact of Fire Marshall in your area
  7. Flow meter test
  8. Completion of survey and submission to D.E.R.M
From the moment our technicians step onto the property they are already analyzing it. Scoping out the manholes, pumps etc... We do EVERYTHING in our power possible to ease your stress. All you need to do is sit back and relax and let us do the work. 

If you're interested in a FREE Quote/ Proposal give us a call 305-620-7005 or email us at info@pumpoutsunlimited.com 

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited will maintain your Lift Station!

The best way to avoid problems is to consistently keep an eye on your lift station. Get to


know it and what to expect from it. Once this is done, you can spot troubles before they blow
out of proportion.

The most important thing to do to care for your lift station is to read and record the hour
meters every day, at the same time. A calendar or log book works great for this. Record both the
total hours and daily total by subtracting the previous day’s total from the current day’s hours. If
everything is working correctly, the pumps will have pumped the same number of hours each
day because they alternate. Get to know how many hours to expect because this will indicate
problems down the road if the numbers are off. Hour meters in all of Aqua Engineering systems
turn off when the pump turns off for any reason. Because of this, if there is a difference in the

hours between the pumps, the pump with the least hours is likely to be the problem pump.

Monday, January 18, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited: SSES


It's that time again. Miami Dade, FL is issuing a mandatory test. The purpose of this test it to ensure that the lift stations and sewer lines are running as they should. Pump Outs Unlimited, INC deals DIRECTLY with D.E.R.M (Department of Environmental Resource Management) We take pride in going that extra mile to make sure all reports and test are done correctly and in a timely manner. 

Scope of work includes:

  1. Provide facility name and street address/PSO #
  2. Provide System Description
  3. Evaluation survey information
  4. Visual inspection of system, manhole and/or clean out
  5. Smoke test/ notice door hangers
  6. Contact of Fire Marshall in your area
  7. Flow meter test
  8. Completion of survey and submission to D.E.R.M
From the moment our technicians step onto the property they are already analyzing it. Scoping out the manholes, pumps etc... We do EVERYTHING in our power possible to ease your stress. All you need to do is sit back and relax and let us do the work. 

If you're interested in a FREE Quote/ Proposal give us a call 305-620-7005 or email us at info@pumpoutsunlimited.com 

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

What the heck is a lift station?

What is a Lift Station?



Wastewater lift stations are facilities designed to move wastewater from lower to higher elevation, particularly where the elevation of the source is not sufficient for gravity flow and/or when the use of gravity conveyance will result in excessive excavation depths and high sewer construction costs.





Maintenance work


The pumps, electronic controls and electrical works are under constant physical stress, and the corrosive environment requires constant maintenance repair. There is, however, a point where they need to be rebuilt with wholesale equipment replacement. On average that is about every 15 to 25 years. For larger capacity pumps it is recommended to rebuild at least one pump a minimum of every two years. Performance of routine and preventative maintenance can save station's owner from costly repair bills.


We offer monthly maintenance for lift stations. If you would like to request a formal agreement, give us a call to our office 305.620.7005!

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Received an SSES Notice? Call us at 305.620.7005!

 
SSES is a comprehensive and systematic process aimed at identifying and investigating sanitary sewer system problems and developing maintenance and rehabilitation methods to solve these problems. During the survey, the system is thoroughly inspected and data about the conditions of various system components are collected. The main field investigative procedures typically include:
 
 
 
• Flow Monitoring
• Smoke Testing.
• Manhole Inspections
 
 
 


Call us for a proposal for an SSES at 305.620.7005!

Thursday, October 29, 2015

SSES

 
 
 A Sewer System Evaluation Survey provides for the investigation of an existing sewer system. Services associated with this work may include surveying and mapping, flow monitoring, system modeling, televising and smoke and dye testing.

Call us for service and prices 305.620.7005! 

Friday, October 16, 2015

Pump Outs Unlimited will pump out your Grease Trap!

Here at Pump Outs Unlimited, we offer quarterly-basis pump out maintenance agreements as recommended by the county. We will have our technicians give you the best help that you need and give you an idea of what will be the best route to go. Then our office staff will send you a formal proposal and make sure that you have all of the paper work that you need.
 
Give us a call at 305.620.7005 and we will make this a simple process!

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Pump Outs Unlimited: SSES


It's that time again. Miami Dade, FL is issuing a mandatory test. The purpose of this test it to ensure that the lift stations and sewer lines are running as they should. Pump Outs Unlimited, INC deals DIRECTLY with D.E.R.M (Department of Environmental Resource Management) We take pride in going that extra mile to make sure all reports and test are done correctly and in a timely manner. 

Scope of work includes:

  1. Provide facility name and street address/PSO #
  2. Provide System Description
  3. Evaluation survey information
  4. Visual inspection of system, manhole and/or clean out
  5. Smoke test/ notice door hangers
  6. Contact of Fire Marshall in your area
  7. Flow meter test
  8. Completion of survey and submission to D.E.R.M
 
From the moment our technicians step onto the property they are already analyzing it. Scoping out the manholes, pumps etc... We do EVERYTHING in our power possible to ease your stress. All you need to do is sit back and relax and let us do the work. 

If you're interested in a FREE Quote/ Proposal give us a call 305-620-7005 or email us at info@pumpoutsunlimited.com 

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Pump Outs Unlimited will maintain your Lift Station!


The best way to avoid problems is to consistently keep an eye on your lift station. Get to
know it and what to expect from it. Once this is done, you can spot troubles before they blow
out of proportion.
 
 
 
The most important thing to do to care for your lift station is to read and record the hour
meters every day, at the same time. A calendar or log book works great for this. Record both the
total hours and daily total by subtracting the previous day’s total from the current day’s hours. If
everything is working correctly, the pumps will have pumped the same number of hours each
day because they alternate. Get to know how many hours to expect because this will indicate
problems down the road if the numbers are off. Hour meters in all of Aqua Engineering systems
turn off when the pump turns off for any reason. Because of this, if there is a difference in the
hours between the pumps, the pump with the least hours is likely to be the problem pump.

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Lift stations need love too...

  1. Wet wells pumped out and pressure washed at least twice a year, or more often if necessary, to prevent solids and grease build-up. Build-up of solids can create odors and damage the pumps.
  2. Pull and inspect submersible pumps taking close note of the condition of the impeller and suction port. Worn impellers create more runtime on the pumps, consuming more energy than necessary and causing premature failure of the pump motor.
  3. Inspection of check valves to prevent back flow from the force main to the wet well.
  4. Clean and inspect floats to insure proper performance. The buildup of grease prevents floats from working properly.
  5. Inspect and exercise the electrical control panel, including the light and alarm systems. Thermography will be used to determine if motor starters and circuit breakers are performing properly and to identify poor connections.
  6. Note and record hours from hour meters on each motor to provide an accurate record of how often each pump is cycling. Differences in run times greater than 10% may be an indication of a problem with one of the pumps.
  7. Amp and voltage readings will be taken on each pump motor and recorded. If the amp readings do not meet the manufacturer's specifications, it could be an indication that debris is lodged in the impeller, or that water has entered the motor housing. Early detection of either symptom can save the pump motor from catastrophic failure.
  8. Perform a Megohm test on the pump motors to determine the condition of the motor winding insulation. By utilizing regular Megohm testing, a base line reading can be established and used over time to determine if the windings are deteriorating, eliminating the chance of catastrophic failure and wet well downtime.
  9. Record and document all findings, present a written report to the owner after each maintenance period, and post the reports to the Internet on a secure server for safe keeping and instant access 24/7/365.
 
Call us for service at 305.620.7005!

Friday, July 24, 2015

Vac-con Services!

We properly clean and dispose of:
  • Catch Basins
  • Storm Drains
  • Sediment Traps
  • Trough Drains
  • Storm Interceptors
  • Car Wash Pits
  • Storm Drain Lines
  • Culverts
  • Digester & Tank Cleaning
  • Sewer Wet Wells
  • Pump Chambers
  • Hydro Excavating

Call us at 305.620.7005 and we will provide you with a proposal for the service that you inquire about!

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Pump Outs Unlimited will pump out your Grease Trap!


Here at Pump Outs Unlimited, we offer quarterly-basis pump out maintenance agreements as recommended by the county. We will have our technicians give you the best help that you need and give you an idea of what will be the best route to go. Then our office staff will send you a formal proposal and make sure that you have all of the paper work that you need.
 
Give us a call at 305.620.7005 and we will make this a simple process!

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Your lift station is overflowing? Call us at 305.620.7005 to help you!

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We recommend that all systems with pumps and motors are checked monthly to avoid any problems. The number of visits depends on the number of hours your system is operating.  Having your lift station or pump station maintained will not only save you money but also keep you in compliance with state regulations. Pump Outs Unlimited can customize a service program to fit your pump station needs and with your budget.
 
Call us for a quote 305.620.7005!

Monday, July 20, 2015

Your Storm drains are not draining? Call us for service 305.620.7005

Pump Outs Unlimited will provide you with a formal proposal for the cleaning service of drains. We will provide you with the best prices. Call us for service at 305.620.7005, before it starts to rain again.

Give us a call for a proposal!

Monday, June 29, 2015

Grease Trap Repairs!

If you work in the restaurant or food service industry, you know how important regular grease trap cleaning is. Keeping commercial grease traps clean and free of buildup is an important part of compliance with municipal regulations. Contact us 305.620.7005 for maintenance, disposal, and repair issues!
 
 

Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Thursday, June 11, 2015

Time to service your storm drains...

The first thing that needs to be done before the actual cleaning begins is to set up the vacuum system by attaching the vacuum pipe to the truck’s intake hose. It is then placed in the storm drainage system. The water from the tanks will be used for jet-washing and flushing the drains all over. At the same time, the water is vacuuming up anything in the drain which helps clear the drain. After cleaning, the drain is labeled that it has been cleaned.
 
 
Call our wonderful staff at 305.620.7005 and they will provide you with a formal proposal for this service. Call for a free quote!