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DEALERSHIPS, SHOPS & FLEET FACILITIES

Keep your bays working.
Stay ahead of buildup.

Separator and drainage care should fit the way your shop runs. We bring pumping, line jetting, camera scoping, and documentation together in the same visit.

SERVICE AROUND YOUR OPERATION

What we can plan together.

Illustration of oil-water separator pumping beside an automotive service facility
01

Separator pumping

Remove accumulated waste from the oil-water separators covered by the agreed service scope.

Illustration of a truck-fed jetting hose entering a workshop drain cleanout near an oil-water separator
02

Drainage line care

Jet connected lines and inspect their condition on camera during the pumping visit.

Illustrative camera inspection view inside a drainage pipe
03

Camera inspection

Inspect connected lines on camera during every pumping visit and record findings that need attention.

Peachy Pits separator service record graphic showing photos, camera findings and disposal documentation
04

Service documentation

Keep service photos, camera findings, and disposal documentation connected to your facility.

Graphic showing the materials, system details and disposal information reviewed before service
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Waste stream review

Describe the materials entering the system so suitability and disposal arrangements can be reviewed.

EVERY PUMPING VISIT

The complete job.

Line jetting and camera scoping are always part of the visit.

  1. 01Pump.

    Remove accumulated waste.

  2. 02Jet.

    Clear connected drainage lines.

  3. 03Scope.

    Inspect the lines on camera.

  4. 04Document.

    Record the work and findings.

AROUND THE PROPERTY

Carry the care across your property.

Building exteriors, customer approaches, large-lot surface cleaning, and parking lot striping can be scoped around vehicle movement and service-bay access.

LET’S DEFINE THE RIGHT SCOPE

Build around
the working day.

A useful plan accounts for both the separator and drainage system and the activity around it.

Tell us about your site
  1. 01

    Systems and waste streams

    Separator layout, access, available capacity details, and the materials the facility handles.

  2. 02

    Operating hours and access

    Vehicle movement, service bays, site contacts, and a practical truck-access window.

  3. 03

    Recurring needs

    Current interval, past findings, repeated drainage issues, and other locations to review.

BEFORE WE VISIT

A few good questions.

Do jetting and camera scoping cost an extra visit?

They are part of every pumping visit. The site-specific scope is discussed before the work begins.

Can you accept any automotive waste?

Service suitability depends on the waste stream and the facility. Describe what enters your system so the team can review the request before making arrangements.

Can you combine this with exterior property cleaning?

You can discuss both in one inquiry. Pumping and separator service and exterior property cleaning are separately defined scopes within the overall plan.

One less thing on your plate.

Start with your location, systems, and service needs.

Request service