At P and S Tankers Ltd, we offer a full range of sanitation services in and around Hook to keep sewage systems and drains in optimal condition. Our sewage removal company specialises in grease trap emptying, grease trap cleaning, cesspit emptying, cesspit cleaning, gully emptying, high-pressure jetting, drain clearance and fixing emergency blocked drains.
Here, we discuss how vital regular grease trap and cesspit emptying is to safeguarding properties. When grease traps or cesspits become blocked or start leaking, the consequences reach far below the surface. Here’s how:
A leaking cesspit or a blocked pipe can erode the subsoil beneath your property. When water leaks into the earth, it can wash away the elements that support your home’s foundations. If left, this can cause the ground to shift, leading to cracks in walls, uneven floors, and structural issues. The cost of repairing subsidence or underpinning a house is much greater than the cost of keeping up with a routine cesspit emptying service.
Another risk of ignoring system emptying is water pooling against your Hook property’s exterior walls if it overflows. Standing water can cause rising damp and damage masonry. This weakens the structure and leads to peeling paint, stains and an unhealthy living environment.
Our sewage removal company can advise on the maintenance schedule required for your company. We can also answer questions about our other services, including grease trap emptying, fixing emergency blocked drains and gully emptying.
Blocked drainage systems cause water to accumulate, which increases the pressure on pipe joints and underground connections. This causes leaks which are hard to detect until it’s too late and significant damage is caused, which will require costly fixes.
Our sewage removal company offers a comprehensive range of services to clients in Hook and the surrounding areas. The popular work we cover includes:
Contact us today to discuss your upcoming requirements in Hook and across Southampton, Portsmouth and the surrounding areas.
