Geographe Liquid Waste

For many home owners in the South West, septic systems are a part of the building that are often ignored. Some tenants and owners may not even be aware that their property has a septic system, whilst others acknowledge their presence, but don't want to spend too much time thinking about it.

Our customers find it more economical in the long run, to maintain regular pump outs of their septic system, instead of leaving it too late and having to pay thousands in major repairs and restorations.Whether its routine maintenance, or an unexpected emergency, we have come to be known as a reliable and top-quality company that can provide you with efficient and affordable service.

A septic tank is the first component of a home wastewater system that collects all the refuse that goes down the drains of your home or business if you are not hooked up to a municipal sewer system. Most residential tanks start from 1650 L in size and are buried underground. The rule of thumb for septic pump outs is 2-5 years, but it all depends on use.

A grease traps, also knows as grease arrestor, is a plumbing device designed to intercept most greases and solids before they enter a wastewater disposal system. The impact of Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) on a drainage system can be severe to commercial kitchens, food processing facilities and downstream infrastructure.

The South West region of WA is renown for its wineries and breweries. Geographe Liquid Waste specialises in large volume transport and disposal of winery waste, including contaminated wine batches and winery waste water. In the past, waste was often carted to Perth for disposal, at a hefty price for the customer.

Portable toilets, sometimes called Portaloos, are small, portable units that usually contain a flushable toilet, sink and holding tank. Larger ablution blocks may have a separate holding tank attached to the unit, whilst smaller individual toilets may only hold several hundred litres. If the toilet is being used heavily for more than a few days, it may require a pump out to keep it from overflowing.