The tank is not supposed to be your problem.
Great Southern Liquid Waste & E-Teq Resources pumps out septic tanks, treatment systems and liquid waste across Forrest Hill and Albany. Booked in over the phone, done in one visit, and the lid seated properly after.
The work they do.
What Great Southern Liquid Waste & E-Teq Resources is set up for, and what happens when you ring.
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septic
septic tank pump outs
The standard household pump-out. We lift the lid, vacuum the tank down, check the outlet and leave the lid seated properly.
02
liquid
liquid waste transport
Bulk liquid waste taken away under licence and tipped at a licensed facility, with the paperwork to prove where it went.
Straightforward, start to finish.
You get a person, not a queue
Ring and someone who drives the truck answers. You get a price and a day on that call, not a callback.
Nobody knows where the lid is. That is fine
Half the jobs start with a probe and a shovel. If the lid has been buried since the eighties, we will still find it.
Emptied properly, not skimmed
A tank is not done when the liquid is gone. The crust and the settled sludge come out too, which is the part that decides how long before you need us again.
You hear it straight
If something down there is on its way out, you are told at the tank, in plain words, with no invoice attached to the sentence.
The paperwork follows the load
Tipped at a licensed facility, recorded, and available to you if a council or a buyer ever asks where it went.
The lid goes back properly
Seated, weighted, and safe to walk over. That last part matters more than anything else on this list.
What you actually get with Great.
Taken from what the business says about itself, not from a template.
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Runs two trading arms — liquid waste and E-Teq Resources
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DWER-registered carrier for septage (category K210)
Known in Forrest Hill for turning up.
Operates out of Forrest Hill on the edge of Albany, covering the Great Southern
From their own listingWho we can get to.
Based in Forrest Hill, WA, covering Forrest Hill and Albany. If your town is not on this list, ring anyway — the run may already go past you.
The questions we get asked most.
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
How do I know if mine needs doing?
Do you need to find the lid, or do I?
Can the truck get to my tank?
What happens to the waste?
How much does it cost?
Sort it now, not at midnight.
Ring (08) 9841 1404 and speak to someone, or leave your details and get a call back.