Showing posts with label Miami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miami. Show all posts

Friday, July 1, 2016

South FL GREASE TRAP SERVICE

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.


The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into waste water treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Lift station Pump out service!


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.

Lift stations are low points in a gravity-flow sewer system where incoming sewage is pumped from a well to a higher grade to continue the gravity flow to the treatment plant. As solid material, such as rags, enter the lift station, buildup will occur on the bottom of the well and in other components within the station. Solid materials can often plug or damage pump impellers, so periodic cleaning is required to remove the solid material from the lift station.

Call our office at 305.620.7005!

Friday, May 27, 2016

Memorial Weekend Specials!

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.
The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into waste water treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Pump Outs Unlimited: Lift Station Repair and Maintainace



A large part of lift station repair and maintenance is based on population growth. Systems are designed to lift a maximum amount within a given time frame. The pumps are rated for the peak hours of use so they can handle all the sewage when every household, factory, or business is taxing the system. Lift station repair is often necessary when new subdivisions are added to an existing waste disposal line.
As the need grows for more volume, lift station repair may involve installation of larger capacity pumps or additional lift stations. When a new station is added, it requires other plumbing changes such as new sewage lines that divert some of the waste from the existing systems.


Give our office a call to speak to a representative at 305.620.7005 and they will help you with what you need in reference to your lift station. Call us for a proposal or any emergency at 305.620.7005.

Monday, May 23, 2016

South FL GREASE TRAP SERVICE

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.


The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into waste water treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Thursday, April 28, 2016

Grease Traps in South Florida

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.
The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into waste water treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Friday, April 22, 2016

GREASE TRAP SERVICE

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.


The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into waste water treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Monthly Maintenance for Lift stations.

Monthly Maintenance for Lift station

This service is performed to assure that your sewage pumps are operating correctly and at maximum efficiency at all times. This prevents costly breakdowns or overflows and ensures that pumps will last for the rated life expectancy.

Give our office a call at 305.620.7005 for an agreement.


Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Lift station Pump out service!


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.
Lift stations are low points in a gravity-flow sewer system where incoming sewage is pumped from a well to a higher grade to continue the gravity flow to the treatment plant. As solid material, such as rags, enter the lift station, buildup will occur on the bottom of the well and in other components within the station. Solid materials can often plug or damage pump impellers, so periodic cleaning is required to remove the solid material from the lift station.

Thursday, March 31, 2016

Grease Traps in Miami

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.
The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into wastewater treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Friday, February 12, 2016

Grease Traps in Miami

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.
The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into wastewater treatment plants and disrupt operations.
Call us for service 305.620.7005!

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Lift Station: Repair and Maintainace

A large part of lift station repair and maintenance is based on population growth. Systems are designed to lift a maximum amount within a given time frame. The pumps are rated for the peak hours of use so they can handle all the sewage when every household, factory, or business is taxing the system. Lift station repair is often necessary when new subdivisions are added to an existing waste disposal line.
As the need grows for more volume, lift station repair may involve installation of larger capacity pumps or additional lift stations. When a new station is added, it requires other plumbing changes such as new sewage lines that divert some of the waste from the existing systems.
Give our office a call to speak to a representative at 305.620.7005 and they will help you with what you need in reference to your lift station. Call us for a proposal or any emergency at 305.620.7005.

Monday, August 24, 2015

Lift station Pump out service!

 
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.
 
Lift stations are low points in a gravity-flow sewer system where incoming sewage is pumped from a well to a higher grade to continue the gravity flow to the treatment plant. As solid material, such as rags, enter the lift station, buildup will occur on the bottom of the well and in other components within the station. Solid materials can often plug or damage pump impellers, so periodic cleaning is required to remove the solid material from the lift station.
 

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Parking lot drain trouble?

South Florida’s climate calls for lots of rainfall throughout the year.  In order to clear roadways, parking lots and other common areas from storm water, Storm Drainage Systems are incorporated.
Storm Drainage Systems are composed of various types of structures that serve the purpose of storm water removal. 

These structures may include, but are not limited to, 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.
 
If you are in need of these services, give us a call at 305.620.7005 for a free estimate!

Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Grease Traps in Miami

 
 
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.
The frequencies of these pump outs are based on the volume of grease produced at each location. Chicken grease becomes solid very quickly and is substantial in volume. Allowing the fats to accumulate causes the fats and oils to flow into the city's sanitary sewer system. These fats cause overflows, coat city pipes, manholes wet wells and other facilities. In addition, the fats eventually flow into wastewater treatment plants and disrupt operations.
 
Call us for service 305.620.7005!
 
 
 

Monday, July 27, 2015

Pump Outs Unlimited: We love our customers!

 
 


Operators of sewerage systems know that grease and FOG in lift stations is a major problem. The grease obstructs floats and reduces the life of pumps leading to SSO's and a need for frequent service. Obstruction by grease is the most prevalent cause of force main backups and sewage overflows, costing the industry billions of dollars annually. The majority of sewer line blockages are caused by grease build-up as opposed to debris. Call us at 305.620.7005 for a proposal for the pump out of your lift station!


Friday, April 3, 2015

Pumping out Grease traps

Grease Traps

 
Restaurant and foodservice kitchens produce a lot of waste grease which is present in the drain lines from the various sinks dishwashers and cooking equipment such as ovens and commercial woks. If not removed the grease will congeal within the sewer and cause blockages and back-ups.

Method

When the outflow from the kitchen sink enters the grease trap, the solid food particles sink to the bottom while the lighter grease and oil floats to the top. The relatively grease-free water is then fed into the normal septic system. The food solids at the bottom and floating oil and grease must be periodically removed in a similar manner as with septic tank pumping. A traditional grease trap is not a food disposal unit. Unfinished food must be scraped into the garbage or food recycling bin. Milkshakes, gravy, sauces and food solids must be scraped off the dishes before they enter the sink or dishwasher. To try to maintain some degree of efficiency there has been a trend to specify larger and larger traps. Unfortunately, providing a large tank for the effluent to stand also means that food waste scraps also have time to settle to the bottom of the tank, further reducing the available volume and adding to the clean out problem. Also, rotting food contained within an interceptor breaks down producing toxic waste. This attacks mild steel and concrete materials resulting in "rot out" on the other hand Polyethylene has acid resisting properties. A bigger interceptor is not a better interceptor, in most cases having multiple interceptors In series will separate grease much better. Because it will have been in the trap for some time, grease collected in this way will have been contaminated and is unsuitable for further use. This kind of grease is referred to as brown grease.

Call us for service at 305.620.7005!
 

Monday, March 2, 2015

Cleaning Service for Drains in South Florida


Storm Drainage Systems are composed of various types of structures that serve the purpose of storm water removal. These structures may include, but are not limited to, 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.

Trust in Pump Outs Unlimited

 
Here at Pump Outs Unlimited we pride ourselves in providing our customers with the greatest customer service, the most knowledgeable staff in the business and the most competitive pricing in the market. Do you have another estimate??!! Call us and we'll do our best meet or beat your written quote.
 
 
If your tank hasn't been pumped in the last 5 years, you are seeing wet areas or standing water above your drainfield, your toilets are running slowly or there are odors in your home, you may need to have your septic system cleaned. Below are some things to think about that will influence the cost of your septic system cleaning.
Pumping
Under normal conditions, you should pump your tank every 1-3 years based upon the number of people living in your home. Generally, this pumping will take around 4-5 hours of manual labor and about 2 hours or so with a backhoe. If you know the location of your septic system, this could save you some money on the backend because your professional won't have to charge you the time to locate it.
Size of tank
Obviously, smaller tanks cost less to clean, although you may need to do them more often. Larger tanks require more labor and possible machinery to dig up and pump the tank.
Replacing common parts
You may need parts replaced, such as a filter, which could cost a few hundred dollars. However, this filter is necessary in maintaining the function and longevity of your drainfield.
Soil fracturing
If your professional notices that your tank is failing, they can sometimes resurrected by properly pumping the tank, cleaning the drainfield lines, installing filters and a process known as fracturing the soil, which involves inserting a hollow tube into the ground and injecting a 300-pound blast of air. While this procedure could cost into the thousands dollars, it's much less expensive and much less hassle than installing a new system.
Keeping it clean
You know that your septic tank will work only if the bacteria in it are healthy and hungry. If they get sick or die, your septic tank will start sending un-digested waste out to the drain field which will quickly plug it up. Below are some "weird" things that could kill your septic tank:
Chemotherapy Drugs
Anti-Bacterial Hand Washing Soap
Toilet Bowl Cleaners
Bath and Body Oils
Dishwashers
Water Softeners
Time-Release Pills and Capsules
Tip
Once your septic tank is uncovered - take photos of it and diagram it in relation to your home. This information can save you money and could prove valuable if your tank needs additional service in the future.

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Get those Sewer lines Unclogged!

Clearing Clogged Sewer Lines
To clear a clogged sewer line, a nozzle with a forward jet(s) is used. Forward jet(s) only use a small proportion of the total GPM to bore through a blockage with a minimal loss of propulsion. The forward jet is design to bore into the blockage to allow the rear jets with more flow to remove the bulk or remainder of the blockage. Note that a forward jet(s) may have reduced flow per orifice compared to the rear nozzle orifices; the pressure (PSI) is always the same at all orifices.