Pump Outs Unlimited: Parking lot Drains

During severe weather or disaster conditions in Florida drains can easily clog due to excess water or debris resulting in traffic impairments and other hazards.

With the use of our Vac-Con  we have efficient, safe and powerful drain cleaning equipment that can remove drain-clogging debris from parking lot drains, catch basins and other areas. Don’t risk property damage or flooding. Call us to clear your drains today at 305.620.7005!

Pump Outs Unlimited will Pump out your grease trap on a quarterly basis.

 

 

Pump Outs Unlimited will make your grease trap problems go away by offering you quarterly maintenance service for your grease trap. On a quarterly basis we will go to your property and pump out your grease trap at a low rate.

 

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Pump Outs Unlimited wants to maintain your Lift station. Call us at 305.620.7005!

 

 

Pump Outs Unlimited wants your lift station. Give us a call for service 305.620.7005!

 

Our technicians know about lift stations.

 

No matter what the condition is.

 

We offer 24 hr. service.

Your grease trap is due for service. Call us at 305.620.7005!

Inside grease trap cleaning is provided to commercial businesses
in the food service industry. Our technicians will not only clean out your interior grease traps, but will properly scrape down the walls of the trap and inspect the condition of the trap itself, baffles and cover. We will review and update the paperwork on all of your interior traps and recommend the appropriate service frequency based on the condition of those traps. We will update the service log appropriately to provide health department inspectors with the proper documentation. Proper interior grease trap servicing is necessary to keep the rest of your indoor pipes running smoothly. Fats, oils, grease and solids can build up in your pipes causing back-ups if service is not consistent. Some towns require a specific frequency for grease trap services.

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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.

 

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Pump Outs Unlimited will help you in this situation...Call us at 305.620.7005!

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!

We love all types of drains! Call us at 305.620.7005!

Kitchen sink drains run slower and slower over time as greases, soaps, fats and detergents build up inside the pipes, eventually causing a clog. Our technicians will use a drain cleaning machine designed for sinks to break through the clog and get your drains flowing again.

Bathroom sink drains often become clogged with hair, toothpaste, soap and grime. Our technicians are experts at clearing all types of bathroom sink clogs and cleaning the pipe so your sinks will drain quickly.

Laundry drains often clog due to buildup of detergents, lint and other debris from the washing machine. A lint trap or strainer will reduce the amount of clog-causing debris that enters the sink or laundry line from the washing machine hose.

Floor drains are usually found in basements, laundry rooms and garages, as well as patios, driveways and some older bathrooms. Since these drains are typically not used very often, the water in the trap can evaporate, allowing odors to escape into the area. Pour a bucket of water into floor drains to fill the trap and prevent odors, and ensure that the drain flows freely to carry away water and prevent flooding. Floor drains can easily get clogged with dirt and other debris, but we can clean them quickly and professionally.

Downspout drains are designed to channel rain water away from your home’s foundation. Downspout drains are often connected to the city’s storm sewer system. These underground pipes can become clogged with leaves and debris, causing a downspout drain backup. We provide professional drain services to clean downspouts and underground pipes to restore proper drainage and keep flooding at bay.

Main sewer lines are the largest drains in your home and all other household drains feed into the main sewer line. Main sewer lines carry waste underground from the house to a city sewer line or a septic tank.The main sewer line can become clogged when debris from the household drains get trapped in the pipe. Tree roots can also penetrate broken or misaligned pipe joints, preventing waste from properly washing through the line. When the main sewer line clogs, toilets and drains throughout your house can backup, with no regard to time of day or night.