Frequently Asked Questions:

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Also we ask that you provide Boat name and slip number, if applicable. 

Including size, location of holding tank, and location of pump out access point.  

Future pump outs can be scheduled without your attendance needed. However, please keep in mind that the pump out access point must be accessible from the deck, as we will not enter a vessel without the owner present. 

The frequency of pump-out services depends on the size of the boat's holding tank and the usage. As a general guideline, it is recommended to pump out the holding tank when it reaches approximately 75% capacity to ensure proper functioning and compliance with environmental regulations. 

Additionally, keeping your holding tanks pumped regularly can help avert costly and messy disasters in the future. 

Identify the access points to your boat's holding tank. These are usually located on the deck or near the toilet area. Make sure these access points are easily reachable and free from obstructions.

Have the necessary equipment ready, such as hoses and any connectors required to link your boat's holding tank to the pump-out system on the mobile unit. If you're unsure about the connection, consult your boat's manual or contact the pump-out service for guidance.