Septic · ATU · grease traps — Mundaring
Septic pumping across the Perth hills — out of sight, under control.
Clearrun pumps septics, services ATUs and empties grease traps from Mundaring to the semi-rural edge. Fixed pump-out pricing by tank size, licensed disposal with a receipt every job — and a same-day line for the mornings the ground gurgles.
Overflowing or backing up? Call the same-day line before 2pm and it's pumped today — same-day service is a flat +$150 on any tank. (08) 9000 0318
Tank size
Years since last pump-out
The gauge shows urgency — the price is the pump-out. Years raise the drawn sludge band, never the bill.
Past the 3–5 year guidance most systems run on — book soon.
Buried lids to hand-dig
+$90 a lid, dug and exposed by hand. Risers fitted on request so next time nobody digs.
Your pump-out
Pumped, screened and disposed of at a licensed facility — receipt issued. Prices in AUD incl. GST; confirmed on booking.
What the truck does
Straight pricing by tank size, honest add-ons for access and urgency, and the jobs that need an inspection say so.
Septic pump-outs
from $330
2,300 L to 4,500 L domestic tanks pumped, screened and disposed of at a licensed facility. Most jobs are under an hour on site.
Second tanks, same visit
+$180
Dual-tank blocks, granny flats and workers' cottages pumped while the truck is already on your verge — one call-out, two tanks.
Buried lids, dug & risers fitted
+$90 a lid
Hand-dug and exposed without wrecking the lawn — we pull the council drawings first. Risers fitted on request so next time nobody digs.
Same-day overflow service
+$150
Gurgling drains and wet ground don't improve overnight. Call the same-day line before 2pm and the truck is there today.
ATU quarterly servicing
$140 a visit
Aerated units checked, chlorinator dosed, alarm tested, report lodged with the shire. The gauge prices pump-outs — ATU servicing runs on a quarterly plan.
Leach drains & replacements
quoted after inspection
Failed drains and end-of-life systems. Health Department approval drives the design, and we'll walk it with you before anything is priced.
Word from the hills
Demonstration reviews, written the way our jobs actually go.
★★★★★
“Settlement was Thursday and the buyer's inspector wanted proof of a pump-out. Booked Monday, pumped Tuesday, disposal receipt in my inbox an hour after the truck left. The sale went through without a hiccup.”
★★★★★
“Boxing Day, house full of relatives, ground gurgling by the clothesline. Rang the same-day line at eight; the tank was pumped and the yard hosed off before lunch. Worth every cent of the call-out.”
★★★★★
“We'd owned the place two years and never found the lids. Clearrun pulled the council drawings before they arrived and dug straight onto both, first go. Risers fitted — we'll never dig again.”
Based in Mundaring, working the scarp
Anywhere on septics or ATUs, from Bullsbrook down through the hills to Roleystone — and the unsewered pockets the metro forgot. If your block isn't listed, call anyway; the truck goes where the sewer doesn't.
- Mundaring — home base
- Parkerville
- Stoneville
- Mount Helena
- Chidlow
- Sawyers Valley
- Wooroloo
- Gidgegannup
- Glen Forrest
- Darlington
- Mahogany Creek
- Kalamunda
- Pickering Brook
- Roleystone
- Bullsbrook
Asked at the gate, answered here
The questions every hills block asks — answered straight.
How often should a septic tank be pumped?
Most guides say every 3–5 years, and that's the range most systems run on — but household size moves it. Six people load a tank twice as fast as two, and a sink garbage grinder shortens the interval again. If you can't remember your last pump-out, that's usually the answer.
What does the truck need on the day?
Not much. We carry 25 metres of hose, so the truck stays on the driveway or verge for almost every job — we rarely need to touch the lawn. Clear access to the lids (or let us dig them) and somewhere to park is all it takes.
Where does the waste actually go?
To a licensed liquid-waste facility — never anywhere else. We're a licensed carrier and a disposal receipt is issued on every job, which is exactly the paperwork settlement agents and shire inspectors ask for.
My lids are buried — what happens?
We hand-dig and expose them at +$90 a lid — before we arrive we pull the council drawings, which find most tanks first go. Ask about risers while the hole is open: a riser brings the lid to lawn level so next time nobody digs.
ATU or septic — which one have I got?
If your yard has sprinklers running off the system and a small alarm box on the wall, it's an ATU (aerated treatment unit) and it needs quarterly servicing — $140 a visit, report lodged. If it's one or two concrete lids and a leach drain, it's a conventional septic, and the Tank Gauge above prices your pump-out.
Do you service grease traps?
Yes — cafés, roadhouses and commercial kitchens across the hills, from $260 a service depending on trap volume, on a schedule that keeps you inside your water authority requirements. One less thing on the pass.
Book a pump-out
Tell us the tank and the block; we'll call back to confirm size, access and a time. If it's overflowing, skip the form and ring the same-day line.
We'd call you back within the hour, Mon–Sat 7am–5pm. Same-day jobs called in before 2pm are usually pumped the same afternoon.
Overflowing right now? Call (08) 9000 0318 — the same-day line beats any form.
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