Commercial Pumping Services

Zoom Pumping goes beyond basic pumping services. Our vacuum trucks are engineered specifically for the demands of commercial properties, featuring powerful pumps, large-capacity tanks that hold up to 2,000 gallons of waste, and hoses that extend up to 300 feet—reaching those challenging access points with ease.

We specialize in pumping and maintenance for:

• Commercial Septic Tanks: Prevent overflows and maintain compliance with local regulations. Our septic pumping services ensure safe, effective waste removal for properties with on-site septic systems.
• Grease Traps and Interceptors: Essential for commercial kitchens and food service facilities, grease traps need regular pumping to prevent grease buildup and overflow. Our service effectively removes fats, oils, and grease (FOG), maintaining a clean and compliant kitchen environment.
• Storm Drain Systems: Avoid costly flooding and damage from clogged storm drains. Our pumping services clear out debris and accumulated waste, protecting your property and parking lots from water accumulation.
• Sewage Ejector and Lift Stations: If your sewage ejector pits or lift stations stop working, our team can pump out waste, clear obstructions, and get your system back to full functionality.

From regular maintenance to emergency pumping, our services are designed to keep your facility’s drainage systems operating effectively and help you avoid expensive downtime.

Signs Your Commercial Property May Need Pumping Services

Maintaining a proactive approach to pumping can help prevent serious issues. Look out for these signs that indicate it may be time to schedule a commercial pumping service:

• Required by Township or Manufacturer: Local regulations or manufacturer recommendations often dictate pumping schedules for compliance and equipment longevity.
• Flooded Parking Lots or Trough Drains: Flooding in parking lots or indoor trough drains signals blocked or overwhelmed storm drains.
• Sewer Odors or Backed-Up Manholes: Unpleasant odors or standing water around manholes suggest a blockage in your septic or sewer lines.
• Septic Tank Overflow: Overflowing septic tanks need immediate attention to prevent environmental hazards and maintain a sanitary property.
• Slow Kitchen Drainage: Slow drainage in kitchen areas, especially near grease traps, indicates a need for grease trap pumping.
• Grease Overflows: Overflowing grease traps can result in unsanitary conditions and potentially violate health codes.
• Lift Station Alarms: An activated lift station alarm is a clear sign that immediate pumping and inspection are needed to avoid a system failure.