Why EB?
EB Septic Pumping, is a family owned and operated Suffolk County cesspool company as well as a Nassau County cesspool company, which provides 24-hour emergency cesspool pumping and cesspool service to our loyal customers and we guarantee prompt septic service and the most affordable cesspool maintenance plans in Suffolk County.
EB Septic Pumping, is known to be the best cesspool company on long island in terms of customer satisfaction. From Sewer clogs to Cesspool installation we provide great septic services as well as affordable septic prices. We pride our self on having 24-hour LIVE response 7 days per week and supplying our customers with the knowledge they need on the phone as well as in the field to better serve them and allow for a stress-free Cesspool Certification, Cesspool service, septic pumping or even new Cesspool installation.
Free Estimates are provided on the phone for any Long Island Drain cleaning, clogged toilet, Cesspool pumping, Cesspool Certification, Cesspool service, septic service, Cesspool Location, Camera inspection, sewer jetting, as well as Aeration and chemical treatment of any septic system. Cesspool installation and Cesspool repair estimates will also be FREE but will have to be done on the job site.
All Services Available for Both Residential & Commercial
EB Septic Pumping, provides Long Island with the following septic tank treatments and cleaning services:
Cesspool Pumping
Cesspool installation
Septic Tank Pumping
Septic Tank Installation
Chemical Treatment
Bacteria Treatment
Aeration
Hydro Jetting
While our technicians are highly-trained cesspool experts, we can also help with installations and service of other plumbing equipment such as:
Main Waste/Sewer line Clearing
High Pressure Sewer Jet (Water Jet)
Video Camera Inspections
Kitchen Sink Lines
Shower/Bathtub Lines
Electronic Roto rooting
Toilet Clogs
Sewage Ejector Pumps (Replacement & Repair)
Experience:
EB Septic Pumping, Deer Park team has decades of experience in the septic tank pumping and cleaning business. You can rest assured that your system will be up and running in the fastest time possible. We are the experts in Septic Tank Cleaning in Deer Park.
Integrity:
When we say “we can do it” we mean it. We have experience in all aspects of waste water systems, and we will resolve your problem promptly and efficiently, saving you both time and money in the process. So go ahead, and leave the septic or cesspool problems to us, we got you covered.
Dedication:
EB Septic Pumping, Deer Park Team has dedicated their lives to installing and maintaining waste water systems, making us the best in what we do. We are constantly improving ourselves by learning new techniques and using the best tools in our industry.
How Septic Tanks and Cesspools Work?
Septic tanks are rectangular concrete tanks that are installed before a cesspool in both residential and commercial properties.
Septic tanks are designed to be the first point of drainage to catch all of the solid matter such as solid waste, Toilet Paper/Baby wipes etc. and any other items flushed.
Connected to your septic tank is a Cesspool which is a concrete ring with no bottom and leaching holes in the sides. If properly installed, cesspools will have a sandy bottom. The purpose of a cesspool is to drain all of the liquid waste that has been filtered through from the septic tank. (The size of your septic tank and cesspool are all determined by the number of bedrooms for all residential homes)
Common Septic System Problems
A septic tank and cesspool will require some maintenance to remain fully functional. Without regular care, the septic system could:
Develop clogs that create property-damaging backups into the residence
Emit foul odors around the property
Slow water drainage from sinks and bathtubs
Create pools of standing water around the drain field
Types of Cesspool and Septic Tank Treatment Products
We offer a variety of treatments for septic tanks and cesspools for Long Island residents. These services will help the bacteria in the containers break down the waste from the property so that the liquids can flow freely through the drain lines into the drain field. Regular treatments will ensure that the system continues to work without premature wear and tear.