Şile Vacuum Truck Service

If a small workshop in central Şile smells of drain odour first thing in the morning, it often means overnight rain has seeped into the basement and filled the line with mud. In an office in a business centre, the drains are connected to the floor's shared line, so one blockage can spread to the other offices. In places like this we first look at how much waste has built up, then at where the line has stopped. That way you can agree from the start which part of the day the work will be done.

In Şile, the drain line of a house with a garden runs a long way to the manhole at the end of the garden, passing through other manholes on the way. The roots of trees beside the line find the smallest gap at the joints, get inside and narrow the pipe over time. Homeowners usually notice this when water drains slowly. We first use a camera to show which joint the root has entered through, then clear it with a motorised drain snake. If the pipe is crushed, replacing that section is discussed.

Guesthouses by the stream in Ağva fill up at the weekend and empty during the week, so a busy weekend puts sudden strain on the drains. In the summer housing complexes in central Şile, sand from showers after a day at the sea and pine needles that collect on terraces build up in the drains at the end of summer. Because our combination truck both pumps out and flushes the line, the build-up is cleared in a single visit.