Share the RV setup before scheduling.
Provide the Bellflower property address, the actual vehicle location, the tanks needing service and the available connection access. An RV behind a gate or parked beside a building can need a different approach from one near the driveway entrance. Photos of the access and connections help our team assess the job.
Tell us whether you need a single visit or ongoing service. Daily users, occupancy length and tank capacity affect the interval; an occasional guest vehicle and full-time temporary accommodation will have different wastewater volumes.
Keep the service route available.
Identify gates, turns, parked vehicles and any restricted hours. Arrange permission from the property owner and provide a contact who can open the site. We confirm equipment and access suitability when arranging the service rather than assuming that every tank connection can be reached.
Need more than a pump-out?
Ask about a separate holding tank, temporary water arrangements or a portable toilet and sink when an extended project needs added facilities. These options depend on the connected equipment, available space and service access. Review them with our temporary sanitation equipment.
Get the service details in writing.
The quote identifies the work, visit arrangements and charges. Discuss any recurring schedule and how to request an extra visit. Phone inquiries run from 8am–7pm Pacific; service operations run from 8am–6pm, with weekend and holiday visits arranged in advance.
