Call Coastline Septic Service for liquid waste disposal in Childers, Hervey Bay, Maryborough or Gympie. Operating 7 days a week, we'll take care of all your septic tank, grease trap, holding tank or stock tank emptying and disposal. From 5 am to 9 pm, Monday to Friday, our fully equipped trucks are ready to dispose of your liquid waste. Whether we're called to a septic tank, treatment plant or a commercial or domestic grease trap, we work efficiently to be out of your hair as quickly as possible. Further to waste disposal in the Fraser Coast region, we make repairs and replacements to holding tanks and pumps. We can also respond to stock tank and pond water damage and retention problems. Bookings only require short notice—so contact our friendly team at Coastline Wide Bay today. Pensioner discounts are available to eligible locals.

Looking for the service of an expert septic tank management company? Look no further, Keith Paap Cleansing Services can cater for any job, be it residential septic system to industrial oil pits, we have got you covered. Prompt service available 24 hours a day in Bundaberg and surrounds. Specialising in the collection, transportation and disposal of all kinds of liquid waste. Our Services: Domestic: septic tanks, treatment plants, grease traps, holding tanks, swimming pools and rain water tanks. Commercial grease traps and oil separators. Industrial silt traps, oil separators, pump kits, leachate, re-fuelling depots and wash bays sewer lines. Marine oily water, ships bilges and holding tanks. Agricultural effluent ponds, settling ponds and package treatment plants. Our workmanship is of the highest quality with no jobs too small or big. We are council, Environment & Heritage Protection Approved (EPA). Keith Paap Cleansing Services has been providing septic tank management services to regional Bundaberg for more than 20 years. Keith has grown a well-known and respected business with in the regional Bundaberg area that has come to be well trusted and known for providing only the highest standards to you, the customer. Keith will be starting to ease his way into retirement over the next couple years, but don't be concerned that the standards you have become accustomed to will fall. Keith's son, Leigh a qualified electrician by trade, will be stepping up his duties within the company. Leigh is an experienced operator and has worked alongside his father Keith for many years. Leigh and his wife Erin look forward to bringing you the same great service you have all come to know. Leigh also looks forward to welcoming any new customers to the business and providing them with the same great service.

Waste Master Pump Out Professionals is a local business operating in the Bundaberg region. Waste Master is a locally owned family business based in Bundaberg. Give Craig a call for a quote on these following services. Septic Tanks All toilet effluent goes into the septic tank. The bacterial organisms in the tank cannot breakdown such items as sanitary products, foreign objects, disinfectants and deodorisers. It is recommended that a well-maintained septic tank should be cleaned out every 3-4 years before the sludge level in the tank rises and is discharged into the soakage/evaporation trenches, causing costly blockages at the toilet, at the tank or in the trenches from the tank. Grease Traps Everything that goes down the kitchen sink ends up in the grease trap including food scraps, grease, oil and detergents. It is recommended that this is totally removed on a regular basis, every 2-4 months to prevent excess build-up of grease and oils, which eventually will cause blockages and serious damage to the drainage pipes and/or grey water holding tank pump, as well as unpleasant odours and diseases. Grey Water Holding Tank All bathroom, laundry and grease trap overflow is collected in the holding tank. Your holding tank should be completely emptied every 6-12 months to remove the excess grease, soap, detergents, washing powder, sludge, lint, hair and any other residue from beneath and inside the submersible pump. This is to prevent sprinkling foul smelly water onto your lawn, but most importantly, to prevent blocking the pump and burning out the motor, which can become very costly.