Cesspool Services in Uniondale, NY

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What Proper Cesspool Care Gets You

You get a system that works when it’s supposed to. No more wondering if that gurgling sound means trouble. No more holding your breath every time someone flushes.

When your cesspool is maintained right, you forget it exists. That’s how it should be. You go about your day without worrying about backups, odors, or emergency calls to contractors.

The difference is having someone who knows Long Island’s soil conditions and actually shows up when they say they will. Someone who fixes the real problem instead of just treating symptoms.

Uniondale Cesspool Company

We Know Nassau County Cesspools

Antorino & Sons has been handling cesspool services across Long Island for years. We know the sandy soil conditions here. We know the local health department requirements.

Most importantly, we know the difference between a quick fix and a real solution. When you call us, you’re getting a local family business that has to live with our reputation in this community.

We’re licensed, insured, and equipped to handle everything from routine pumping to emergency repairs. No subcontractors, no runaround.

Cesspool Service Process

Here's How We Handle Your Cesspool

First, we assess what’s actually going on. Not every cesspool problem needs the same solution, and we’re not going to sell you services you don’t need.

For routine pumping, we locate your system, pump it clean, and inspect for any developing issues. Takes about an hour for most residential properties. For repairs or installations, we handle permits, excavation, and proper disposal of old materials.

Emergency calls get priority response. We show up with the right equipment to solve the problem, not just patch it temporarily. You get a clear explanation of what was wrong and what we did to fix it.

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Everything Your Cesspool System Needs

You get complete cesspool services from one company. Pumping, cleaning, repairs, installations, and emergency response. No need to find different contractors for different problems.

We handle the paperwork too – permits, health department requirements, proper disposal documentation. That’s one less headache for you to deal with.

Our equipment is sized right for residential and commercial properties. We’re not showing up with oversized trucks that tear up your lawn or undersized equipment that takes all day to finish a simple job.

How often should I have my cesspool pumped?

Most residential cesspools need pumping every 2-3 years, but it depends on your household size and water usage. A family of four typically needs service every 2-3 years, while smaller households might go longer. Signs you need pumping include slow drains, gurgling sounds, or sewage odors around the system. Don’t wait for backups – they’re messy, expensive, and completely avoidable with regular maintenance.
Cesspools are simpler – they’re basically large holes lined with stone or concrete blocks that collect wastewater and allow it to seep into surrounding soil. Septic systems have a tank plus a drain field that treats wastewater before it enters the soil. Many older Long Island homes have cesspools because they were cheaper to install, but they need more frequent pumping since they don’t treat the wastewater first.
Residential cesspool pumping typically runs $300-500 depending on the size of your system and accessibility. Emergency calls cost more, especially nights and weekends. The good news is regular pumping prevents expensive repairs that can cost thousands. Get quotes upfront and avoid companies that won’t give you a price over the phone – that’s usually a red flag for surprise charges.
Yes, cesspools can be pumped year-round as long as the access isn’t completely frozen over. Winter pumping might take a bit longer if there’s snow to clear or frozen ground to work around, but it’s definitely doable. Don’t put off necessary pumping just because it’s cold – cesspool problems don’t wait for spring, and emergency calls in winter weather are more expensive and complicated.
Sewage backing up into your house is the obvious emergency, but there are earlier warning signs. Slow drains throughout the house, gurgling sounds when you flush, wet spots or strong odors in your yard above the cesspool, or toilets that won’t flush properly all indicate problems. Don’t ignore these signs hoping they’ll go away – cesspool problems get worse and more expensive the longer you wait.
New cesspool installations and major repairs typically require permits from the Nassau County Health Department. Routine pumping and minor repairs usually don’t need permits. The rules can be confusing, and permit requirements change, so it’s worth working with a contractor who knows current local regulations. We handle the permit process for you – if contractors are asking you to get permits yourself, find someone else.