Thames Liquid Waste Disposal is a small family business based just outside Witney Oxfordshire. We specialise in sewage removal of Septic tanks, Cesspits/Cess Pools, treatment plants, Pump stations and Welfare units. From domestic houses and farms to small businesses, schools and colleges. We carry on board our small 2000-gallon vacuum tanker up to 70 metres of hose enabling us to tackle awkward tank locations in some of the most rural areas.
We recommend that your tank is emptied annually. However, this also depends on the size of the tank and number of occupants in the property. Thames Liquid Waste Disposal are registered waste carriers. Our experienced operative will be carrying his waste carriers' licence which can be seen on request, along with a waste transfer note which will be informing you where your sewage waste will be disposed of.
We recommend that your tank is emptied annually. However, this also depends on the size of the tank and number of occupants in the property. Thames Liquid Waste Disposal are registered waste carriers. Our experienced operative will be carrying his waste carriers' licence which can be seen on request, along with a waste transfer note which will be informing you where your sewage waste will be disposed of.
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There are many types of septic tanks ranging from the traditional 2 chamber brick tanks to the more modern fibre glass tanks.
The principals are basically the same in both.
Treatment plants have a similar process of that of the septic tank.
The job of a sewage treatment plant is to clean the water, sludge is the build-up of solids, just like within a septic tank, it needs to be removed periodically.
Unlike the septic tank they use mechanical components to help the process and aerate the bacteria making it more effective at treating the waste water.
The principals are basically the same in both.
Treatment plants have a similar process of that of the septic tank.
The job of a sewage treatment plant is to clean the water, sludge is the build-up of solids, just like within a septic tank, it needs to be removed periodically.
Unlike the septic tank they use mechanical components to help the process and aerate the bacteria making it more effective at treating the waste water.
The liquid waste enters the tank.
Bacteria in the tank then breaks down the solids while the remainder liquid flows out into a soakaway.
Solids which can not be broken down must then be removed regularly.
The Environmental Agency recommend the emptying of septic tanks annually, but this depends on the amount of waste going into the tank, the type of tank and its size.
Regular emptying of the tank greatly reduces the risk of blockages and prevention of clogging up the soakaway.
You may not be able to see the damage you are causing if you don't empty your septic tank but that doesn't mean that it is not happening.
Bacteria in the tank then breaks down the solids while the remainder liquid flows out into a soakaway.
Solids which can not be broken down must then be removed regularly.
The Environmental Agency recommend the emptying of septic tanks annually, but this depends on the amount of waste going into the tank, the type of tank and its size.
Regular emptying of the tank greatly reduces the risk of blockages and prevention of clogging up the soakaway.
You may not be able to see the damage you are causing if you don't empty your septic tank but that doesn't mean that it is not happening.
Thames Liquid Waste Disposal offers portable toilet emptying services in Banbury, Brackley and the surrounding areas.
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At Thames Liquid Waste Disposal, our specialists offer liquid waste removal services.
Over the years we have earned a reputation for providing reliable and quality services.
Our staff are experienced and qualified, and ensure that all liquid waste is disposed of safely.
We adhere to standard regulations and procedures.
Get in touch with our staff now.
We serve both domestic customers and small businesses.
Contact us now.
At Thames Liquid Waste Disposal, our specialists offer liquid waste removal services.
Over the years we have earned a reputation for providing reliable and quality services.
Our staff are experienced and qualified, and ensure that all liquid waste is disposed of safely.
We adhere to standard regulations and procedures.
Get in touch with our staff now.
We serve both domestic customers and small businesses.
Thames Liquid Waste Disposal offers septic tank cleaning and manhole maintenance services.
Call us now.
If you are looking for manhole maintenance services, we are here for you.
At Thames Liquid Waste Disposal, we offer scheduled manhole maintenance and cleaning services.
Our team will also clear pipes to help prevent blockages from occurring in the future.
We have the experience and equipment to meet all your needs.
Take advantage of our services in Banbury, Brackley and the surrounding areas.
Call us now.
If you are looking for manhole maintenance services, we are here for you.
At Thames Liquid Waste Disposal, we offer scheduled manhole maintenance and cleaning services.
Our team will also clear pipes to help prevent blockages from occurring in the future.
We have the experience and equipment to meet all your needs.
Take advantage of our services in Banbury, Brackley and the surrounding areas.
All waste water systems including sewage treatment plants, septic tanks and pumping stations require regular emptying or desludging.
The emptying of the sewage treatment plant ensures optimum performance and maintains the legal quality of discharge.
These mean that septic tanks are not allowed to discharge directly to a surface water such as a Ditch, Stream or River.
If your tank drains via a soakaway or drainage field this should not be a problem.
If not, you may need to upgrade to a sewage treatment plant or install a soakaway/drainage field.
The emptying of the sewage treatment plant ensures optimum performance and maintains the legal quality of discharge.
These mean that septic tanks are not allowed to discharge directly to a surface water such as a Ditch, Stream or River.
If your tank drains via a soakaway or drainage field this should not be a problem.
If not, you may need to upgrade to a sewage treatment plant or install a soakaway/drainage field.
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