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Keeping your car wash pit clean is essential to avoid drainage backups and equipment failure. Our team uses advanced vacuum technology and hydro-jetting to remove everything from grit, oils, and sediment to winter salt residue. We help:

• Prevent system clogs and shutdowns
• Maintain EPA and New Hampshire DES compliance
• Prolong the life of your equipment

Whether you operate a self-service bay or a high-traffic tunnel wash, Felix, A Wind River Company ensures your pit stays clean and operational.

Sediment traps do the heavy lifting when it comes to stopping solids from damaging your plumbing. Our team:

• Inspects and cleans sediment traps to restore full flow
• Disposes of waste responsibly, meeting local regulations
• Reduces odors and buildup to protect your facility
• No more backups or hidden clogs—just clean, clear performance.

Contact us online or call us at (603) 945-7355 to discuss how we can help improve your car wash pit cleaning services in New Hampshire.

Your pit's plumbing is the backbone of your wash system. Felix, A Wind River Company offers complete plumbing diagnostics and repairs, including:

Jetting blocked drain lines

Cleaning and servicing grease interceptors

Replacing compromised or corroded piping

We ensure your entire drainage system supports your day-to-day operations—without downtime.

When you schedule car wash pit cleaning with us, here’s what to expect:

• Site inspection to identify problem areas
• Vacuum removal of sediment, sludge, and salt residue
• Trap and pipe flushing with high-pressure jetting
• Disposal of waste per local environmental standards
• Follow-up maintenance suggestions to prevent future issues

Our process is quick, non-disruptive, and tailored to your wash’s needs.

Regulatory Knowledge: We follow all New Hampshire DES and local disposal regulations.

Industry Experience: We specialize in high-use car wash facilities with complex needs.

Environmental Compliance: We responsibly transport and dispose of waste.

Recurring Service Plans Available: Stay on schedule without the hassle.

Your car wash deserves a partner who understands your business—not just a cleaning crew.

How often should I clean my car wash pit?

Most commercial facilities should clean pits every 3–6 months, or more often in winter months due to sand/salt accumulation.

Can you dispose of hazardous waste from my sediment trap?

Yes. We’re licensed to haul and dispose of regulated waste per New Hampshire DES guidelines.

Do you offer after-hours or emergency cleaning?

Yes—flexible scheduling is available to avoid business interruptions.

Do I need to be onsite during service?

No. As long as we have access, our technicians can perform the service and email a post-cleaning report.

What are signs my pit needs cleaning?

Slow drainage, foul smells, standing water, or visible buildup are all signs it’s time.