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Cesspool Service

A-1 Sewer & Drain has been available for consumers with plumbing issues since 1960. Includes both Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Just call A-1 Sewer & Drain if you need a plumber. Professional plumbers are ready to be sent out quickly. Since the 1960s, serving the people of Long Island. Cesspool Service Get in touch with us through phone, live chat, or this simple online form. If you'd want to get in touch with me, my phone is '+16312142987.

Pumps should be checked and fixed as needed.

We provide a wide variety of services, including pumping and cleaning of lines. Feel free to contact us over phone, live chat, or this form if you have any queries or would want to join up for our services. We promise to come back to you within the next five minutes if you contact us right now.

Installation & Upkeep

If you've been with the same company for a while, you've probably experienced most of its ups and downs. We have installed over 25,000 systems, so we know the ins and outs of today's technology. Plumbers When it comes to installing or replacing a sewage system, septic system, or cesspool on Long Island, no one does it better than us.

We were getting the same questions over and over.

Sanitary sewer lines are the pipes that remove waste water from a structure.

The term "Sanitary Sewer Line" is commonly used to refer to the conduit that carries domestic sewage to a central treatment plant. Wastewater from interior plumbing devices including toilets, sinks, showers, and washing machines is transported by sanitary sewer pipes and the public sewage main line to the wastewater treatment plant.

When do you suppose my ancient, fragile sewage pipe will finally give out?

Typically, accumulated grease is to blame for clogs (a result of pouring cooking grease and fat down the kitchen sink). Non-soluble goods, such as baby wipes, diapers, feminine hygiene products, and kitty litter, can produce a blockage in the sewage system if flushed down the toilet.

Likewise, the roots of trees and plants are a common source of power outages. Cast iron and clay sewage pipes installed in Nassau and Suffolk Counties before to 1980 are becoming old and fragile. The potential for significant damage to subsurface infrastructure like pipelines and foundations exists when roots spread in search of water. It's terrible that sewer systems might deteriorate due to things like natural wear and tear and poor construction.

What should I do if I discover issues with my sewage line?

A-1 Sewer & Drain Services Inc. comes highly recommended for inspection of the sanitary sewer line. After a video inspection camera is inserted into your line to show you its condition, we clean, unclog, and repair it. If you provide us with some details, A-1 will be able to devise a plan for fixing your line that won't break the bank.

A-1 Sewer & Drain is the most trusted and reliable company on Long Island for sewage and drain cleaning.

What does waste water in a cesspool or septic tank break down into?

Your household's waste water will be emptied into the communal cesspool or septic tank.

The liquids and organic waste are collected at the top of the trash heap, while the solid waste and inorganic filth are sent to the landfill.

The system's bacterial ecology decomposes the floating waste into sludge and liquid.

After passing through the "floating solids" and "sludge" levels of a cesspool or septic system, the liquid is sent to the leaching secondary tank and septic field.

What causes septic tanks and cesspools to occasionally stop working?

If the septic tank or main cesspool is not regularly emptied and cleaned, it will fill up with solid waste and overflow into the leaching cesspool (s). When sand accumulates near the shoreline's base, it can obstruct water movement. Disinfectants, bleach, anti-bacterial soaps, and detergents can eradicate the good bacteria in a septic system. A long and happy life depends on your body's microbiome staying in good order.

What should I do if my storage unit is full and in need of repairs?

A-1 If Sewer & Drain finds that your system is clogged or in need of repair, we may opt to pump the cesspool and add aeration and drainage additives, such as sulfuric acid.

How much does a septic tank typically cost to get installed?

Installation of an on-site sewage treatment system in a single-family home might cost $3000 - $10,000 or more. This gap may be traced back to factors including lot size, soil condition, and zoning regulations.

When it comes to my system, how long can I expect it to last?

With proper installation and upkeep, a system may last for at least 15 years. Without regular maintenance, the system will not last as long, and utilizing more water than it was designed to handle will also shorten its useful life.

How well do we understand the different types of buildings? Please tell me which one complements which!

The number of different frameworks has me curious. What's the better option between (a) and (b), and why? The four main categories of septic systems each have their advantages and disadvantages. Cesspools: They are constructed of concrete and rest on a drained sand base. Our drainage system in the tunnels guarantees that there won't be any mud or water buildup in the chambers or passageways below earth. The pressure beds are made by burying pipes with small apertures (orifices). When wastewater is sprayed into rock at high pressure, the liquid is evenly spread throughout the bed. Mounds are man-made dune structures that have a pressure bed. And then it was finished up with a layer of topsoil and dirt. A site examination will be performed by an ISTS Designer as part of the preliminary steps leading up to the design of your new system to determine precisely what kind of system you need.

How does a septic system work?

A septic system's treatment procedure begins in the home's plumbing. This apparatus directs water to the wastewater treatment plant. Both solids and liquids can be collected in the sedimentation tank. Depending on their density, particles in a liquid may float to the top or sink to the bottom. Wastewater contains bacteria that break down the organic material. Before being emptied and digested by microorganisms, solid waste is stored in a septic tank. The contents of the tank should be emptied down the manhole once every few years at the absolute least. Disease-causing microorganisms are NOT eliminated by septic systems. Wastewater is stored and treated in septic tanks before being released back into the environment. An additional cesspool, mound, or drip dispersal system can be used with a septic tank to aid in the re-incorporation of wastewater into the soil. Biomat is the layer that formed when sewage is combined with soil. The biomat kills bacteria and other contaminants in wastewater. Septic tanks may become a breeding ground for illness and other issues if trash isn't cleaned from them on a regular basis. Because of this, no liquids can pass through. Flooding of the yard or seepage into the house are both possible if the septic tank is not functioning correctly.