About Parkers Liquid Waste
If a hassle-free waste removal is what you are looking for, Parkers Liquid Waste is exactly what you need. We are a fully accredited member of the Environment Protection Authority, specialising in waste disposal and septic tank cleaning and maintenance in Gladstone. Leave your liquid waste removal, hydro excavation and potholing to our team at Parkers Liquid Waste. Everything from removal of liquid waste from portable toilets to sullage pits can be done quickly and affordably. We even clean septic, grease trap, grey water and Aqua Nova tanks, as well as biolytic tanks. Let us maintain your portaloos on worksites. We will replace toilet rolls and chemicals so you don't have to. If you're hosting an event or renovating your home, talk to us about portaloo hire. For your convenience, we are available 7 days a week with a handy after-hours service to suit your Gladstone waste disposal needs. Call us today for all enquiries!
Products
Portaloo
Jetter & drain camera
Services
Septic tank cleaning
Aquanova & biolytic tanks
After-hours service
Potholding
Hydro excavation
Cleaning toilets, replacing toilet rolls & chemicals
Grease trap cleaning services
Septic tank maintenance
Grey water removal
Portaloo servicing
Oily water removal
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West Stowe QLD
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EPA Approved EPSX00661613
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does my septic tank need to be pumped out?
For a family of 4, approximately every 3–5 years. This is to remove the build up of sludge in your tank—allowing your waste fluid to flow through the trenches, minimising blockages. A plumber regularly checks treatment plants such as Aqua-novas and he will let you know when it will need to be pumped out.
What else could cause a blockage in my septic tank?
Septic tanks use an enzyme to break down the waste so that it can pass through the filtration trench—chemicals and medicines can kill this enzyme causing the tank to smell and not break down the waste. Other things such as baby diapers and sanitary pads can cause blockages if frequently disposed into the system. Tree roots are another concern when they are planted too close to the trenches. The roots break through the trenches in search of water and will grow inside the pipe causing it to block over time requiring major repair.