Help keep your honeywagons and toilet blocks clean and working at 100% efficiency by gully sucking. An important process for maintaining the proper functioning of honeywagons and preventing any potential hazards from blocked gullies. Gully sucking helps to remove waste efficiently and safely.
Disposed at an environmentally conscious and suitable disposal point
Gully sucking is the process of clearing blocked gullies, which is essential for maintaining drainage systems of Portaloos, honey wagons and toilet blocks. A gully sucker (also known as a vacuum tanker) uses suction to quickly remove built up waste into a tank. Once suctioned, we then transport it to a specialist facility for safe and environmentally conscious disposal.
Cleaner gullies improve water flow, reducing the risk of blockages and reduced function. This saves both time and money as preventative maintenance reduces the need for emergency unblocking.
What is a Honeywagon?
A honeywagon is a portable toilet block that is used to provide bathroom facilities to a location that lacks typical plumbing. They are available in different configurations to suit different crowd sizes from 2 cubicle units to 6 cubicles or more. They require maintenance in the form of gully sucking and they can have sinks, mirrors and other additions depending on the model.
