Septic tank cleaning
THE VERY FIRST SERVICE OFFERED BY SANIVAC IN 1961
The septic tank is one of the elements that constitutes a non-collective sanitation installation for residences that cannot be connected to a sewer system. The septic tank makes it possible to decant the solid matter and liquefy it through fermentation. The first compartment allows decantation and accumulates deposits and scum, only the liquid moves into the second compartment where it continues its decantation before going to the purification field.
Sanivac takes care of cleaning and emptying your septic tank, respecting environmental standards.
SKILLED WORKERS PROFESSIONAL RESULTS
We are committed to providing you with the best service, whether through our qualified workers, the cleanliness of our trucks and our high-performance equipment. We wish to present you with professional work during your services of your septic tank. This is possible thanks to our team, which is made up mainly of experienced people. We train new workers by mentoring to ensure expertise in our field.
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DID YOU KNOW...?
You must empty your septic tank at least every 2 years, it is not a luxury, but a provincial law. This law on the evacuation and treatment of wastewater from isolated residences Q-2, r.22, requires you to empty your septic tank every two years. You thereby avoid breakage and the risk of overflow.
Here are some tips for properly maintaining your septic tank: keep the amount of grease and cooking oil discharged into your sinks to a minimum, avoid spilling chemicals, which destroy bacterial flora, and do not throw away condom, pads, tampon, Q-tip, wet wipes or or any other han toilet paper. Do not hesitate to contact our experts if you have any questions!
