RV & camper pump-outs
RV and Camper Pump-Out Service in Butler, PA
Black and gray tanks pumped where the rig sits, by the same DEP-registered vacuum trucks that service our rental fleet.
Calls answered in person Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM
Do you pump out RV holding tanks?
Yes. Our vacuum trucks pump black and gray water from RVs, campers, fifth wheels, motorhomes and food trailers wherever they sit: your driveway in Butler, a storage lot, a seasonal site at a campground, or a dealer lot. The waste travels under our Pennsylvania DEP septage transporter registration to a permitted treatment plant, the same as our portable toilet waste.
| Service | Price before tax | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| RV pump-out, tanks up to 60 gal combined | $95 | Black + gray, 10-gal fresh flush |
| Motorhome or large fifth wheel, over 60 gal | $135 | Black + gray, 10-gal fresh flush |
| Additional rig at the same stop | $65 | Campground neighbors, dealer lots |
| Food trailer gray/waste tank | $95 | Weekly route pricing available |
| Customer-owned portable toilet | $70 | Pump, wash, recharge |
| Recurring seasonal route (biweekly) | $75 per visit | Campground seasonals, May–Oct |
What the driver needs
- The rig parked where a truck can get within 30 feet (our hose reaches 30 feet; add 20 more on request).
- The dump-valve bay unlocked and the 3-inch termination cap accessible.
- Someone to tell us which tank is which if the valves are not labeled. You do not need to be present if the bay is open.
Why not just drive to a dump station?
A pump-out at home saves the trip when the rig is winterized, when a seasonal camper is parked for the summer at Cooper's Lake or a private campground with no sewer hookup, when a dealer or storage lot has rigs with full tanks, or when a food trailer cannot leave a festival. For a rig you drive every weekend, the campground dump station is still the cheaper choice; we say so on the phone.
- Seasonal campsites: biweekly route visits May–October to sites without sewer.
- Winterizing: one pump-out and fresh flush before the rig is stored, so nothing sits all winter.
- Food trailers: weekly gray-tank pumping at a fixed spot; PA food code wants waste water hauled, not dumped.
- Dealers and storage lots: multiple rigs per stop at the add-on rate.
We do not pump residential septic tanks or grease traps; for those we will give you the name of a Butler County septic hauler.
Questions customers ask about this rental
How much is an RV pump-out at my house in Butler?
$95 before tax for a travel trailer or camper with combined tanks up to 60 gallons, within 25 miles of our yard. Larger motorhome tanks are $135. The price includes a 10-gallon fresh-water flush of the black tank.
Can you come to my seasonal site at the campground?
Yes, if the campground allows outside haulers; most private campgrounds around Butler do, and we already run biweekly routes to several. Ask your campground office first, then call us with the site number.
Do I need to be there?
No, as long as the dump bay is unlocked and the valves are labeled or you text us which is black and which is gray. The driver texts a photo of the gauge or the hose when done.
Do you pump my own portable toilet that I bought?
Yes: $70 to pump, wash and recharge a customer-owned unit on our route. Many hunting camps and small businesses own a unit and use us just for service.
Can you pump a 50-gallon RV tank that has been sitting since last fall?
Yes. Dried solids take longer; the driver adds water through the toilet first, lets it soak, then pumps and flushes. Tell us it has been sitting so we schedule the extra time.
Schedule a pump-out
Calls answered in person Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM