At Bio-Liquid Waste Disposal we take the time to do things proper. Not only do we pump your tank, but we will also back flush and pump again to make sure we got everything the first time. You don’t need to be calling us a couple months down the road looking for another pump because everything was not done in the first place.

A grease trap works by slowing down the flow of warm/hot greasy water and allowing it to cool. As the water cools, the grease and oil separate and float to the top of the grease trap. The cooler water (less grease) continues to flow down the pipe to the sewer. The grease is actually trapped by baffles, which cover the inlet and outlet of the tank, preventing grease from flowing out of the trap.

You will find such plants in communities and also some businesses will have their own waste treatment plants. Where we fit in is when the tank is full, we pump the material and place it in our lagoon system.

The septic tank filter is a passive device designed to maximize bacterial digestion of septic tank waste.

With our mini-excavator you don’t have to worry about your lawn being torn apart by bigger and heavier machines. With the rubber tracks and light weight we can come right on your lawn to plant that tree that you did not want to dig the hole for by hand with little to no damage done.

It is also the perfect machine to dig trenches close to the house. Because of its profile we can dig almost right up against the building.

Out of sight, Out of mind. But you don’t have to worry about when you should your tank pumped again.

At Bio-Liquid Waste, we will send you a reminder notice to inform you when you had your last service and that it is time to get it pumped again. It is recommended that your tank be pumped out every 3-5 years.

A catch basin (a.k.a., storm drain inlet, curb inlet) is an inlet to the storm drain system that typically includes a grate or curb inlet where storm water enters the catch basin and a sump to capture sediment, debris and associated pollutants.

They are also used in combined sewer watersheds to capture floatables and settle some solids.

Sometimes they can become clogged and we can pump these out as well.

If you don’t want to dig up your lawn every time you need your tank pumped, then you should install a riser over the tank.

This can be covered with a minimal amount of soil or some will even leave it above the ground and put a planter around it to dress it up.

This will also save you money because we don’t have to come out with our mini-excavator to dig up the cover.

Don’t fret. If you are having a backup or other septic tank related issues that can’t be fixed by traditional methods, than give us a call and we will try our best to rectify the situation for you as expedient as we can.