Holding Tank Pumping

Pumping Solutions For Your Residential Holding Tank

The Difference Between a Holding Tank & a Septic Tank

At First Class Sanitation, we understand the importance of knowing the differences between holding tanks and septic tanks and their pumping needs. Holding tanks do not allow for their contents to leach into the ground like traditional septic systems. If your holding tank becomes full, it can back up into your home. That's why we recommend regular pumping every 6-8 weeks. For more information or to schedule to receive your free quote, call our experts at (928) 774-6413 today.

Signs Your Holding Tank is Full

  • Depending on the model of your holding tank, you may have an alarm that sounds when your tank is full and requires professional pumping.
  • Slow-moving drains are often a sign that your holding tank is too full and the drain water does not have enough room to flow from your home correctly.
  • Standing water over the location of your holding tank is a good sign that it may be full.
  • Gurgling water sounds coming from your shower, bath, or sink drains often indicate your holding tank has become too full.
  • Foul odors also show homeowners that it may be time to get their holding tank pumped by the professionals at First Class Sanitation.

Call our experts today to schedule your next holding tank pumping service from First Class Sanitation.

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