Scrubber Pit Pumping and Cleaning
Scrubber pits collect what a wet scrubber pulls out of an air stream, which means they fill with material that has to be removed and disposed of properly rather than washed anywhere.
We pump and clean them for commercial sites across South Florida, on a schedule where a schedule makes sense.
Commercial sites we work with
Scrubber pit work sits alongside our grease trap and lift station routes, so for a site that needs more than one of those, it is usually one relationship rather than three vendors.
6:00am to 6:00pm, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Where we do this work
Scrubber Pit Service across all five counties
Same crew, same price, from Homestead to Port St. Lucie.
Common questions
What people ask about scrubber pit service
How often does a scrubber pit need pumping?
It depends entirely on what the scrubber is handling and how hard it runs. We will look at yours rather than quote an interval blind.
Can you combine it with other service on site?
Yes, and for most sites that is the sensible way to do it.
How is the waste disposed of?
Properly and to the correct facility. We handle disposal as part of the job.
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Learn more →Need scrubber pit service? Tell us what it is doing.
Describe the problem on the phone and we will tell you what it takes to fix, before anyone drives out.