When a digester, clarifier, tank, or wet well fails, you need equipment and crews that are not waiting on anyone else. Call (814) 444-6384.
The calls that matter most are the ones nobody planned. A digester mixer fails and the vessel starts to stratify. A clarifier collector breaks under a load of grit. A lift station wet well is ragged solid and on the edge of an overflow. A storm pushes more solids through the plant than it was built for.
In those moments the question is not who has the lowest price. It is who can get a pump, a press, a crew, and trucks to your plant, and actually start. Mobile Solids Solutions handles both maintenance and emergency work. Because we own every machine we bring, we are not waiting on a rental yard, a subcontracted crew, or someone else’s dispatcher.
Emergency work is where shortcuts get people hurt. A digester or wet well that failed suddenly may have unknown atmospheric conditions. Our crews follow the same confined-space procedures on an emergency call as on a planned job: atmospheric monitoring, ventilation, an attendant, and a rescue plan before anyone enters. Our crews are OSHA 10 certified, and our 0.78 EMR reflects a safety record we protect on every job.
On a planned job, owning the equipment keeps the schedule. In an emergency, it decides whether you get help at all. Our spread includes pumps and fittings sized for full drawdown, mixing tanks and polymer feed, the mobile belt press, the Lagoon Crawler, crane and roll-off trucks, sealed containers, and our own generators. We can run on power we brought, even if your plant’s electrical is part of the problem.
Municipal emergency work still needs paperwork. Our office can send insurance certificates, W-9s, and documentation quickly so your authority can approve emergency procurement. We keep records of the work, volumes removed, and disposal for your files and your regulator.
The fastest emergency response starts before anything breaks. Plants that share vessel sizes, site access, and disposal preferences with us in advance can be mobilized faster when something goes wrong. If you are an operator or engineer at a municipal authority, send us your vessel list now and we will keep it on file.
From our yard in Somerset, PA, we respond to municipal authorities and boroughs across western and central Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia region, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, and New York. Our equipment has worked in 19 states. Farther away? Call anyway, and we will tell you honestly how fast we can be there.
It depends on distance and the equipment needed. Call (814) 444-6384 and we will give you a real arrival time on the first call.
Yes. We can pump down a failed digester, dewater on site, and send crews inside to clean once conditions are safe.
Yes. We remove rag, grease, and grit from wet wells so pumps can run, with full confined-space procedures.
No, but having your vessel details on file speeds things up. Our office can supply insurance and procurement documents quickly.
Yes. Our generators let us work even if plant power is part of the problem.
We do, in sealed roll-offs on our own trucks, at a site that fits your permit.
Pumped down, pressed on your pad, and cleaned by hand from the inside.
EQ basins, sludge holding, wet wells and grit chambers, drawn down and cleaned out.
Sealed roll-offs on our own trucks, to a disposal site that fits your permit.
Dimensions, rough volume, and how long since the last cleanout. That’s enough for us to come back with scope, a window and a price.
