Arnavutköy Car Park Vacuum Truck

Once the water is gone, the thin sludge left on the floor dries into dust and smell, and the sludge that settles at the bottom of a drainage sump makes the pump run constantly and can cause it to fail. Our combination trucks draw up the water and sludge by vacuum, then use high-pressure water jetting to break loose and collect the greasy layer stuck in the grate pits. In car parks with a narrow or low entrance we use a mini vacuum truck on a small chassis, and we take the waste to authorised points and licensed facilities. Waste is never discharged into a rainwater grate, a stream or the sea.

In Arnavutköy, new site blocks stand next to old village houses, and their drainage systems are very different from one another. A family that has recently moved into a new site may notice water standing at the foot of the ramp in the basement car park after the first downpour. In that case the cause is often leftover mortar and sand from construction that has settled in the lower channel.

A family living in an older building may notice that the basement drainage sump takes in water often and that the pump runs non-stop. In properties with gardens, such as those in Taşoluk or Bolluca, soil and gravel washed in by rain, and roots that have entered old pipes, can also block the lines near the car park entrance. If the hose will pass through a shared area, letting the management know in advance makes the job easier.