Sump/Sewage pits are holes designed to catch water and other spilled fluids. They are most commonly found in basements, where the pits dry the water away from the rest of the basement to prevent flooding. Usually, a sump pit is equipped with a sump pump to remove liquid periodically to prevent it from overflowing. However,  sludge in the sump pit will cause blockages and the sump pump to malfunction.

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Why Sewage/Sump Pits needs to be cleaned?

 

Maintaining a sump pit required regular cleaning. The longer you leave it, the more urgent the task of cleaning it will be.

 

How RONS can help you?

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• Waste water removal

Part of our service is the operation of a fleet of modern vacuum-type tankers for wastewater removal from holding tanks, septic tanks, honey wagons, or any other need. We have wastewater tankers with capacities ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 Gallons and pick-up mounted vacuum-type tankers specially designed to reach inaccessible areas such as basements, etc. These types of equipment can carry out long-range suction over 100m through a series of interconnected hoses. 

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• Cleaning of septic tanks

Cleaning the septic tank is very important. However, it may seem like a straightforward process. RONS technicians possess the technical know-how for all your cleaning needs.

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• Blockage and drain clearing

Blockage of drains is a common occurrence and gives customers an unsanitary/unpleasant impression. In addition, blockage and drain clearing is a tedious job. At times like these, RONS will provide you with a comprehensive solution.

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RONS offers affordable, convenient, and efficient alternative cleaning services for sump pits, lift stations, and sewage tank of various types, sizes, and depths. The company's vehicles have been innovatively designed to operate in areas with limited workspace and vertical clearance. With RONS, you can have your property's sump pits, sewage tank cleaned, and its garbage hauled away.

 

The service is performed considering the high-risk levels, which demand establishing the necessary engineering and administrative controls before the commencement of works, including using Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), rescue equipment, and other safety devices.