Septic Tank Emptying

Septic tank emptying is by far our most popular service with our core customers being domestic home owners who book our annual sewage emptying service.

Now is the time for carrying out essential septic tank emptying and de sludging of septic tanks systems for domestic and commercial customers helping them maintain a healthy, free flowing system and avoid any unpleasant or costly surprises over the coming months.

All major septic tank manufacturers and the Environment Agency recommend that septic tank systems are emptied on an annual basis. Many customers, both domestic and commercial take advantage of our annual, scheduled septic tank emptying service.

Klargester Tank Emptying

The majority of modern sewage treatment systems are known as Klargesters, again the majority of our customers take advantage of our annual emptying service.

Miller Waste Water are carrying an increasing number of klargester tank emptying services as the modern versions of traditional brick built septic tanks and cesspits are more frequently a “Klargester” manufactured by Kingspan

This type of tank requires to be emptied or de sludged on a regular basis to prevent the build up of solids in your tank that has the potential to cause blockages in your soak away system.

To maintain a healthy free flowing system at your home or premises and to avoid any unpleasant or costly surprises, the emptying of your Klargester sewage system, is an essential job that needs to be done .

Cesspit Tank Emptying

Cesspits typically need emptying or de-sludging more regularly than septic tanks, we can usually offer reduced rates for multiple empty bookings.

Cesspit emptying costs tend to be higher throughout a year than the cost of emptying a septic tank as a Cesspit is a fully contained tank for the collection of effluent waste & foul water discharged from a domestic or commercial water treatment system.

For cesspits to function correctly, the cesspit should be emptied on a regular basis to prevent the build up of solids in your tank and importantly stop the tank from over-flowing or discharging causing possible pollution.

All cesspits should be emptied at least once a year, but in most cases they can range from monthly to quarterly emptying depending on size and usage.