Professional Mold Inspections & Environmental Testing in Scranton, PA

In compliance with OSHA standards, Koberlein technicians first check and then continuously monitor pump station air quality. Utilizing harnesses, life lines, and tripods, Koberlein personnel enter pump stations to monitor the pumping of grit and grease, while using high pressure and temperature pressure washers. When needed, environmentally friendly degreasers are also used. The end result is a pump station prepared for further maintenance and repairs, or put back on-line for reliable service.

Screens on the drains will help keep foreign objects out of your grease lines. Also, plates, pots and pans should be scraped directly into trash barrels to reduce grease and foreign objects from entering the grease trap.

It could be a sign that your septic tank needs to be pumped or that your drain field is not taking water. It could also indicate that you have a clog in the line if you recently had your septic tank pumped.

Possibly. If your septic tank has not been pumped recently, we would want to pump the tank first. If the problem persists, a drain cleaning technician will then be sent out to clear the line with a jetter or rooter.

No. The white pipe is actually a vent pipe. The white pipe allows for the transfer of gasses from your system and for the introduction of oxygen, which helps maintain a healthy environment for the bacteria to digest solids in your tank.