Esenyurt Combi Vacuum Jetting Truck

The team first examines where the problem starts at your address and shares what it finds with you, then moves on to clearing the drain. The vacuum draws the liquid and waste into the tank, while the pressurised water loosens the grease and sludge on the pipe wall so the line flows again. You can make the first steps easier by keeping the road clear for the large vehicle, locating the manhole or septic tank cover beforehand, and telling the management if the hose will pass through a shared area.

Anyone looking at Esenyurt today sees tall blocks squeezed in between old village houses, and housing complexes with shared car parks. At this density, the drains of the floors are often connected to a single shared stack, and grease and materials such as wet wipes build up at the bottom of it. The building caretaker usually notices the first sign through the smell at the front door or when several flats slow down at the same time.

In Esenyurt's offices and business buildings, cleaning cloths thrown into shared toilets knot together in the same line and the water slows down. In such places, the Cantley team first uses a camera to find out in which block and on which floor the line is blocked, then draws out the liquid with the combination truck and strips the build-up from the pipe wall. The extracted waste is taken to a licensed facility, and when the job is done the cover is closed and the surrounding area is washed down.