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Hawkeyepumper
2008-04-17, 02:56 PM
I was wanting to get feedback from companies that dispose of septic tanks at waste water treatment facilities. We are currently charged $100 up to 1500 gl. and $25 for every 500 gl. over. Any and all information is greatly appreciated.
PNaida
2008-04-17, 07:26 PM
We have to dispose of our waste at a private dewatering facility at $0.13 per gallon. The municipalities here no longer accept septic waste into their systems. from haulers.
Rhett
2008-04-18, 05:30 PM
We Are Charge By The Size Tank 2000 Gal 136.00 If You Have A 1000 On A 2000 Tank Still 136
dawzie
2008-04-19, 07:31 PM
We pay10 cents a gallon, full trucks only, no grease, they take samples, they only take 50,000 gallons a day. Haulers from three counties come here. During busy times, like now, they max out by noon or sooner. They dont take appointments, I have called, "come on over" , 30 minute trip plus $4.50 bridge toll, plus D.O.T. Opp's, the guy in front of you maxed us out, "sorry".:mad::mad::mad:
Mid Hudson Valley, New York
txshriner
2008-06-12, 09:52 PM
i thought that the 8 cents per gallon that we have to pay was flat ridiculous! sounds like we dont have it all that bad. my question which goes hand in hand with this is what do you charge? we charge 55 cents per gallon.
PNaida
2008-06-13, 08:06 AM
We only charge back the actual fee from the disposal facility. $0.13 /Gal
txshriner
2008-06-13, 04:03 PM
We only charge back the actual fee from the disposal facility. $0.13 /Gal
i meant how much you charge to pump not how much you charge for disposal.
PNaida
2008-06-14, 03:56 PM
Truck - $156.24
Disposal - $65.00 (500 x 0.13)
tax - $28.76
Total = $250.00 for a 500 Gallon Tank
Anything larger 1000 - 2000 add $0.13 per gallon. Unless it's a really big or industrial job then it's an hourly rate for the truck (usually $90 - 105).
Trent
2008-06-20, 06:55 PM
We are paying from 9 to 12 cents for septage, toilets and holding tanks depending on which plant we take it too. We too have the problem of a limited amount of space per day. Of course that's at the cheap, close place! Grease about .27 cents last time I checked and we do charge more for grease. We also have to haul it alot farther.
Allstar Sanitation
2008-06-24, 02:15 PM
We pay .25 a gallon, they also check the waste, and we have to buy a $500 dollar permit anually.
PNaida
2008-06-25, 10:31 AM
Grease @ $0.25 / Gal
wolcottseptic
2008-07-08, 12:58 PM
ours actually just went up to .05 cents per gallon and i thought that sucked
stormy
2008-07-17, 01:07 AM
We use a municipal site with a yearly fee of $1200.00 and $3.50 per 1000 gal. I can't believe the prices you are charged. An average tank is $140.00/hr and $3.50 disposal fee, and our customers are upset about our disposal fees. Wait till I tell them about some of yours. They'll probably still complain.:eek:
PNaida
2008-07-17, 06:28 AM
Most municipal sites around here charge between $0.06 to $0.08 per gallon. Problem is there are very few municipalities that want the extra waste load on their systems and the ones that will let you dump are so far that it is cheaper to dump at $0.13 per gallon than the cost of fuel to get to the cheaper site. In the end all pumpers around here are in the same boat, disposal doesn't play into the cost factor for us, only the customer.
MILSPEC
2008-07-27, 10:35 PM
We have to dispose of our waste at a private dewatering facility at $0.13 per gallon. The municipalities here no longer accept septic waste into their systems. from haulers.
Why aren't the municipal facilities taking hauler waste? What are your other options if you didn't have access to the de-watering site?
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