For over 20 years, State Environmental Services has and continues to focus on all aspects of septic system design covering installation, operation, maintenance and repair. In addition to being equipped and ready to handle any septic tank pumping or repair project, we have extensive experience designing and installing new and replacement septic systems.
We are dedicated to superior customer service. Our seasoned team of professionals are always ready to share their knowledge, answering any customers' questions. Regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Emergency after-hours service is also available.
We are dedicated to superior customer service. Our seasoned team of professionals are always ready to share their knowledge, answering any customers' questions. Regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Emergency after-hours service is also available.
Services
State Environmental Services provides responsible, reliable non-hazardous wastewater transportation and disposal, engineering and solid waste disposal services for residential and commercial customers throughout New Jersey. Our commitment to our customers has made us the number one choice since 1983.
State Environmental Services has extensive experience in the design, construction, licensed operations and maintenance of water and wastewater treatment plants. Our working relationships with state and local permitting agencies affords us the unique ability to expedite many permitting processes and reducing overall costs of many projects.
For over 20 years, State Environmental Services has and continues to provide prompt, courteous and professional service to homeowners. In addition to providing a full range of maintenance services, SES field service technicians are thoroughly trained to diagnose specific problems with your septic system and recommend cost effective solutions.
What are septic systems? Septic systems are considered to be on-site systems designed to safely dispose of biological sanitary waste. Basically a septic system provides a "holding Tank" where natural bacterial action decomposes human waste products into environmentally acceptable components - the major end-components being water, mixed with some other components that are not readily consumed by the bacterial action, gases, and undigested solids.
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