Cistern Cleaning, Installation, Repair and Inspection

Yes. We are able to repair and replace any type of pump including septic, transfer, ejection, and cistern pumps.

Alarms can go off for many reasons. 

1. The septic tank needs to be pumped.
2. The effluent filter is clogged and preventing the tank from emptying. 
3. The outlet line is plugged and blocking the effluent from moving to the drain field. 
4. The drain field is not accepting any more effluent and so it’s backing up into the tank.
5. The pump and/or pump floats have failed.

We have seen and fixed some of the worst wiring jobs imaginable. Licensed electricians appreciate and comment on the work that we do because our wiring is done correctly and neatly every time. We also make sure that our work is done in such a way that the wires will not corrode in the wet environments of cisterns and septic tanks. 

The frequency of cistern cleaning depends on various factors such as the size of your cistern, the quality of your water source, and the level of water usage. Generally, it is recommended to have your cistern cleaned at least once a year.

Cistern disinfection is the process of using chemicals or other disinfectants to kill bacteria, viruses, and other harmful microorganisms in your cistern. It is an important step in maintaining a healthy water supply and should be performed after every cistern cleaning.

Some signs that your cistern may be leaking include low water pressure, unusual sounds coming from the cistern, or wet areas around the cistern. It is important to have a professional inspect and repair any leaks as soon as possible to prevent further damage and potential health hazards.

While it is possible to clean your cistern yourself, it is recommended to hire a professional cistern cleaning service to ensure that the job is done safely and effectively. A professional service will have the necessary equipment, experience, and knowledge to thoroughly clean and disinfect your cistern.