Sewer blockages occur due to foreign materials thrown into drains by building residents, accumulated waste, mud, oil, wet wipes, sanitary pads, diapers, and other materials. Over time, these wastes accumulate in sewer pipes and completely block them. Regular sewer cleaning can prevent these problems.
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A vacuum truck is a specialized vehicle that sucks wastewater from sewage systems with a powerful vacuum pump, cleans sewer wells, and empties septic tanks. It is used to empty building and apartment septic tanks and perform sewer cleaning. Our vacuum truck service provides hygienic cleaning without environmental pollution.
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Sewer wells should be cleaned regularly at least twice a year (every 6 months). In heavily used buildings, this period can be reduced to 3-4 months. Regular sewer cleaning both reduces the risk of blockage and prevents bad odor formation. Periodic cleaning with vacuum truck is economical in the long run.
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In sewer unclogging, pressurized water and vacuum suction system work together. High-pressure water (150-200 bar) moves the wastewater and accumulated waste in pipes, the vacuum system sucks this water and transfers it to the vehicle. The blockage point is first detected with camera system, then targeted intervention is made. Modern spiral machines can also be used.
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In-apartment blockages (sink, toilet, kitchen) are the homeowner's responsibility. Main building drain and sewer blockages are the common responsibility of all building residents and are covered by dues. It is recommended that management have regular maintenance done. Blockages outside private property boundaries are common areas.
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