Portable Sanitation Equipment is our Business!For the purpose of our company, a pumping refers to pumping our a septic tank. Terms in this category relate to all FAQs dealing with septic pumpings.
You may pay for your septic pumping via: cash, check or charge.
Brendel's accepts all major credit cards, which are:
Mousing a system entails flushing a locator (called a mouse) from an inside facility and following the mechanism on it's path outside the house with equipment like that of a metal detector.
The major drawback to having your system moused is that the mouse will stop at any obstruction in the lines and can give a false reading.
In a word. No. We realize your time is valuable and therefore attempt to make service as convenient for you as possible.
Simply schedule your septic pumping for the day of your choice* and we will service your tank and leave a copy of the work order. You are then invoiced for the work from the work order turned into the billing department. You then may pay off of the invoice once it arrives at your home.
There are a couple of avenues available to you for tank location. The first option, most obviously, is also the cheapest route. You can:
Yes. We do provide digging services in addition to our pumping services. There is an extra charge for digging.
Digging charges are determined by estimating feet of earth removed from surface (ground level) to lid (tank lid). If, for example, we remove 2 and 3/4 feet of material, you would be charged for the third foot.
The price of a residential septic pumping is dependent on the amount of gallons your septic tank holds. If you are unsure of the gallon capacity of your septic tank, we will be unable to give you a definite quote until the tank is actually pumped out. In general however, the average prices for residential pumpings are: