While good maintenance can prevent and prolong the need for cesspool pumping it can happen. Nitrogen released from cesspools and septic systems is affecting our precious eco-system on the Eastern End. Quackenbush Cesspools Inc.is a family owned and operated Septic Service that services Commercial, Industrial and Residential clients from Montauk to Westhampton.
James Quackenbush & his wife Danielle started Quackenbush Cesspools in 2009. James has over 30 years of experience in the Septic Industry and Danielle has over 15 yrs of business management experience. Due to James' vast knowledge in the field & renowned reputation with his clients Quackenbush quickly became the Hamptons "GO TO" Septic Company.
James Quackenbush & his wife Danielle started Quackenbush Cesspools in 2009. James has over 30 years of experience in the Septic Industry and Danielle has over 15 yrs of business management experience. Due to James' vast knowledge in the field & renowned reputation with his clients Quackenbush quickly became the Hamptons "GO TO" Septic Company.
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While good maintenance can prevent and prolong the need for cesspool pumping it can happen and if it does we are there in a flash. Suffolk County Health Dept recommends the cleaning of a Septic Tank every 1-2 years. The buildup of solid material in a Septic Tank can lead to costly Emergency repairs.
Nitrogen released from cesspools and septic systems is affecting our precious eco-system on the Eastern End of Long Island. Toxic Algae blooms cause disruption to the shellfish industry and are responsible for beach closures.
Conventional Septic Systems (i.e Septic tank and leaching pools) or cesspools do not treat the waste or solid matter in your system therefore resulting in concentrated nitrogen leaching into our groundwater and surrounding bays and oceans.
Conventional Septic Systems (i.e Septic tank and leaching pools) or cesspools do not treat the waste or solid matter in your system therefore resulting in concentrated nitrogen leaching into our groundwater and surrounding bays and oceans.
Have your septic tank cleaned every two years or more frequently, depending on the tank size and number of people using the system. Do not use a garbage disposal. It adds up to 50 percent more solids to your septic tank, and your tank will require more frequent pump-outs. Wash no more than one or two loads of clothes daily.
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Matt Johan
Nov 03, 2020
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We had an ancient septic system that went from functional to failing in a matter of weeks in the early days of coronavirus. We desperately needed a replacement system and were panicked. Quackenbush answered the call and held our hands through the expedited state, county and town processes and installed the new system in time to keep us in our home. Danielle and her team in the office looked after us and simplified the byzantine paperwork. Jim and his installation team were so professional, taking great care not to tear up our yard while undertaking major ground works to install the new system.
David Pokorny
Sep 14, 2020
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You would think cesspool service is a commodity item w no value added right? My septic was backing up into my bathroom after a heavy rain so obviously the cesspool needed to be emptied. From my 1st call to my last call everyone that answered the phone was helpful, super nice (og suffolk county), etc. The gentleman that came to the house to empty the cesspool was an amazingly nice guy (Leo) and was just great! What a great company to deal with from top to bottom (and i did Get to speak w one of the owners as a happenstance- she was super nice as well). Quackenbush thank you so much for your amazing
Robyn Hagans
May 31, 2019
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Outstanding, professional, prompt, willing to answer each and every question that I had regarding my cesspool ISSUE and most importantly they cleaned up everything and put the area around the cesspool back to the way they found it before the work was started. The in-house staff of Danielle, Lindsey and Maude were helpful in my understanding the billing and the services that were needed, Danielle even told me it was a waste of money to pump the cesspool as the pool wasn't full of water and pumping the type of pool that I have might have damaged the pool by unnecessary pumping. I have a block pool
