Short answer
When a sump, tank or pit is full of silt and sludge, vacuum loading clears it out fast without hand digging. Our Wellington trucks handle wet and dry material, from stormwater sumps in the city to interceptors and grease traps on commercial sites, with waste taken away and disposed of properly. Call our team any time, day or night, and we will confirm the price before any work starts.
What vacuum Loading work covers
Vacuum loading across Wellington. Truck-mounted suction for silt, sludge, sumps, tanks and flood clean-ups. In practice, that means silt & sludge removal, sump & pit cleaning, tank & interceptor cleaning, grease trap pump-outs, wet & dry spoil recovery, flood & spill clean-up.
- Silt & Sludge Removal
- Sump & Pit Cleaning
- Tank & Interceptor Cleaning
- Grease Trap Pump-Outs
- Wet & Dry Spoil Recovery
- Flood & Spill Clean-Up
- Confined Space Vacuum Work
Signs it is time to call a professional
Small plumbing faults rarely stay small in a Wellington home. Rising water bills, damp patches, slow drains, banging pipes, a drop in water pressure or an unexplained smell all point to something that needs looking at properly rather than patching over.
- No hand digging or messy manual bailing
- Fast turnaround on flood and spill clean-ups
- Confined-space trained crews and safe work plans
- Written workmanship guarantee
How we handle the job
We start by diagnosing the actual cause rather than the symptom, explain what we found in plain language, then confirm a price before any tools come out. Work is carried out by licensed tradespeople, tested before we leave, and backed by our written workmanship guarantee.
- Truck-mounted vacuum for wet and dry material
- Sumps, pits, tanks and interceptors cleared
- Long hose runs for tight and hillside access
- Waste removed and disposed of legally
Where we work
We cover Greater Wellington, including Wellington City, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Porirua, the Kapiti Coast, the Wairarapa and the eastern and northern suburbs. Emergency call-outs run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.


