WWheatbelt Liquid Waste 0429 469 095
Septic pump-outs · Merredin, Central, eastern Wheatbelt — Merredin and surrounds

Same bloke, every time. That is the whole pitch.

Wheatbelt Liquid Waste is owner-operated, pumping septic tanks, treatment systems and liquid waste across Merredin, Central, eastern Wheatbelt — Merredin and Narembeen. Booked in over the phone, done in one visit, and the lid seated properly after.

Merredin, WA0429 469 095
What we pump

What the truck is for.

Everything Wheatbelt Liquid Waste handles, in the order people ring about it.

01

Liquid

Liquid waste removal

Bulk liquid waste taken away under licence and tipped at a licensed facility, with the paperwork to prove where it went.

02

Septic

Septic tank cleaning / pump outs

The standard household pump-out. We lift the lid, vacuum the tank down, check the outlet and leave the lid seated properly.

03

Carriage

Carriage and disposal of K210 septage waste

Carriage and disposal of K210 septage waste, on a day that suits you and with the site left as we found it.

What happens on the day

How the day goes.

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.

It is tipped where it should be

Waste goes to a licensed facility. If you ever need the docket, we have it.

The lid goes back properly

Seated, weighted, and safe to walk over. That last part matters more than anything else on this list.

Not the same as the next truck

What you actually get with Wheatbelt.

Taken from what the business says about itself, not from a template.

Council-recognised: carried in the Shire of Merredin business directory

Facebook page is the whole web presence; still on a hotmail address

Why people ring them

Known in Merredin for turning up.

Employs staff, not just an owner-operator — has advertised for a "driver/operator 30-40 hours a week, immediate start" on Facebook, so more than one truck

From their own listing
Where we go

The towns on the run.

Based in Merredin, WA, covering Merredin, Central, eastern Wheatbelt — Merredin and Narembeen. If your town is not on this list, ring anyway — the run may already go past you.

MerredinCentraleastern Wheatbelt — MerredinNarembeen
Straight answers

The questions we get asked most.

How often should a septic tank be pumped?
For most households it is every three to five years, and it depends on tank size and how many people live there. If it has been longer than five years, or you have just moved in and nobody can tell you when it was last done, book it.
How do I know if mine needs doing?
Slow drains through the whole house, gurgling, a smell near the tank, or wet ground and greener grass over the trench. Any of those means ring, do not wait.
Do you need to find the lid, or do I?
We can find it. If you know where it is, tell us and we are faster. If nobody has looked in twenty years, that is a normal job for us.
Can the truck get to my tank?
Usually. Tell us if the tank is behind a locked gate, down a steep drive, or more than about thirty metres from where a truck can park, and we will bring the right hose.
What happens to the waste?
It goes to a licensed facility and it is documented. Ask for the docket any time you want it.
How much does it cost?
It depends on tank size, access and how long it has been. Ring 0429 469 095 with your address and you get a real number, not a range.
Book it in

Get it pumped before it backs up.

Ring 0429 469 095 and speak to someone, or leave your details and get a call back.

We read every one of these. If it is urgent, ring instead — it is faster.