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The Best Storm Drain Repair 
Company On Long Island

Phone: 516.825.1010 Fax: 631.475.2898




All Storm Drains Inc. is a licensed and insured vacuum truck company that has grown to a successful business in Nassau County for three key reasons: Honesty, Professionalism, & Superior Service. What separates us from our competitors is that we aim to focus on quality service and customer satisfaction while building a “one to one” personal relationship with each of our clients.



Email: George@AllStormDrains.com
Phone: 516.825.1010 Fax: 631.475.2898

There are different types of Vacuum Trucks used for different applications throughout the Nassau County area. Some trucks are used for septic and trap grease services. These trucks have a tank and a vacuum pump to suck wastewater or other non hazardous, non-flammable-liquids. These trucks are used to service cesspools, sewage ejection pits, haul industrial rinse, grease traps, and rain water.

Some of these trucks have the ability to be pressurized and a host of other options. They can be equipped for pipe jetting, there are storage options, and a variety of other options. They are expensive pieces of specialized equipment. Other vacuum trucks have hydraulic powered hose handlers that extend out and operate a large diameter suction hose. These vac trucks have very large industrial vacuum pumps. 



These vacuum trucks are designed to convey solid material like dirt, mud, petroleum contaminated soil, rocks, storm drain refuse, deep pits, sumps, dry wells, catch basins, solidified grease inside neglected grease traps, and a variety of other applications. These vac trucks can also be used in Nassau County, Long Island for other environmental applications. Utility locating for hydro excavation also know as soft dig, or hydro-ex. This allows for high precision locating of underground gas mains, electric service, fiber optic communications, sewers, and fresh water services, or anything else that might be buried throughout the Nassau County area. 




This is the preferred method because there is a dangerous risk of damage when traditional excavating machinery is digging rigidly through any soil or dirt land. There is a non conductive hose hydraulically operated from above with high powered suction. This soft dig process is less evasive because only a small hole is needed to confirm your utilities location.


There are vac trucks that add the combination of high pressure water systems that use large quantities of water at high pressure to clean pipes from 4” to 36” diameters and special culvert cleaning attachments as well as root cutters. These are industrial machines used by municipalities and states to keep drainage and sewage infrastructure working. They are extremely expensive and require constant maintenance and upkeep. These are amongst a few of a variety of specialized vacuum trucks available for specific vacuum truck applications throughout different industries. 





There are Coded tank trucks that clean oil for environmental work. Vac trucks are used in the oil fields to haul bentonite, as well as fracking trucks. There are industrial air movers that can filter air to specific micron as well as convey, dirt, mud, and rock. Please contact All Strom Drains Inc. today for all your Vacuum Truck needs in Nassau County.


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