Treatment Plant Servicing and Repairs in Kent and East Sussex

A treatment plant is machinery

This is the part people miss. A septic tank just sits there, but a treatment plant has a blower, a motor, bearings and moving parts, and it runs every hour of every day. Left unserviced it will eventually stop treating, and the first sign is often a smell or a complaint from a neighbour downstream.

Most manufacturers want a service every six to twelve months. Skipping them can also void the warranty, which is an expensive way to save a small annual cost.

What a service covers

We check and clean the blower and its filter, inspect the biodisc or aerator and its bearings, check the motor and drive, look at the settlement and final chambers, and assess the quality of what is being discharged. Worn parts get replaced before they strand you.

Breakdowns

If your plant has stopped, alarmed or started smelling, ring us. We carry common parts and we can usually get a unit running again the same day. If a part has to come in we will tell you what it is and how long, rather than leaving you guessing.