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Vacuum Suction & Waste Disposal
Licensed vacuum tanker services for sludge removal, septic tank emptying, and liquid waste collection with proper disposal.
Overview
SPS Jetting operates vacuum tanker units for the collection and removal of liquid waste, sludge, and semi-solid materials from drainage systems, septic tanks, grease traps, and industrial facilities.
Our tanker services cover scheduled maintenance collection as well as emergency pump-out for overflow situations. All collected waste is transported and disposed of through licensed facilities in compliance with NEA regulations.
We work closely with property managers, industrial operators, and building maintenance teams to establish regular collection schedules that keep systems operating cleanly and within regulatory requirements.
What We Do
Sludge & Liquid Waste Removal
Vacuum extraction of sludge, liquid waste, and semi-solid materials from tanks, pits, and chambers.
Septic Tank Emptying
Scheduled and on-demand pump-out of septic tanks for properties not connected to the public sewer system.
Grease Trap Waste Collection
Removal and disposal of accumulated grease trap waste from F&B and commercial kitchen operations.
Licensed Waste Disposal
All collected waste transported to licensed treatment and disposal facilities in full NEA compliance.
Who This Service Is For
Commercial
Offices, malls, F&B outlets, hotels, and commercial buildings across Singapore.
Industrial
Factories, warehouses, manufacturing plants, and industrial estates.
Residential
Condominiums, HDB estates, landed properties, and town councils.
Institutional
Schools, hospitals, government buildings, and public infrastructure.
Vacuum Suction & Waste Disposal — Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about vacuum suction & waste disposal in Singapore, answered by our plumbing and drainage specialists.
What is a vacuum tanker used for?
A vacuum tanker extracts liquid and semi-liquid waste — sludge, silt, grease, wastewater and slurry — from tanks, chambers, sumps and pits, and transports it for licensed disposal.
It is used wherever waste cannot practically be removed by hand or flushed into the drainage system: grease trap waste, sump pit sludge, detention tank silt, septic tank contents and the residue from drain jetting works.
Is the waste disposed of legally?
It must be. Waste collected must be transported and disposed of through licensed channels in accordance with NEA requirements, and not discharged into the public drainage system.
When engaging any contractor for waste extraction, it is worth confirming how and where the collected waste will be disposed of. Responsibility for improper disposal does not end at the point the tanker leaves the site.
How quickly can a vacuum tanker attend?
For scheduled works, attendance is arranged at a time that suits site access and operations. For emergencies — an overflowing chamber, flooded sump or blocked grease trap disrupting a kitchen — we respond 24 hours a day.
Access is usually the main constraint rather than availability: the tanker needs to park within hose reach of the extraction point, so basement and rear-of-house locations should be checked in advance.
Can vacuum extraction be combined with jetting?
Yes, and in many cases it should be. Jetting dislodges grease, silt and debris, which then need to be removed rather than allowed to settle further along the drainage system.
Combining the two — jetting the line while the tanker extracts the loosened material from the downstream chamber — produces a considerably better result than either service on its own.
What sizes of tanker do you operate?
We deploy tankers suited to the site, from smaller units able to access tight carparks and service yards to larger capacity tankers for bulk extraction.
Where access is genuinely restricted, extended hose runs or transfer arrangements can be used. It is helpful to advise on access constraints when arranging the job so that the correct vehicle is dispatched first time.
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