SludgeHammer® products are a cost-effective and efficient way to improve your RV park’s wastewater treatment. Our certified scalable products for commercial use can manage unlimited wastewater volume.
Throughout the season, you’ll have a constant turnover of RVs and campers that all require unique amounts of wastewater treatment. When creating a leach field for your RV park, you will never know for certain how much wastewater will be used on a given day.
Because of this, RV parks need to err on the side of caution and ensure that the RV park septic system and leach field are able to handle peak wastewater loads effectively and without issue. With the power of a SludgeHammer®, you’ll never experience leach field issues with your septic system again.
The S-86 scalable design is perfect for commercial wastewater treatment and community systems, offering exceptional advanced treatment.
Designed for up to 1000 gallons of wastewater per day, for residential projects requiring NSF40 advanced wastewater treatment
Scalability is a critical factor in the success of any RV park’s wastewater management system. As your park grows or experiences seasonal fluctuations in guest numbers, your wastewater treatment infrastructure must be able to adapt to these changes. A system that cannot scale to accommodate an increased number of visitors or higher wastewater volumes can lead to backups, overflows, and costly repairs—all of which can harm your park’s reputation and bottom line.
SludgeHammer® systems are designed with scalability in mind, allowing you to expand or upgrade as your RV park evolves. Whether you’re adding more campsites, upgrading facilities, or dealing with unexpected spikes in use, SludgeHammer’s flexibility provides peace of mind.
SludgeHammer’s technology combines aeration effects with specialized bacteria and enzymes to break down organic matter in wastewater. This process not only prevents leach field issues but also ensures that treated water can be safely reintroduced to the environment.
With A SludgeHammer® System installed, RV park owners can maintain a clean and efficient septic system while safeguarding their business reputation. Eliminate leach field concerns with a sustainable, reliable wastewater treatment solution tailored to the demands of your park.
In Northern California, a farm facing a severe drought relied on a 30-acre rainwater catchment pond for livestock water. However, nutrient runoff from upstream livestock grazing caused a dense algae bloom, making the water unusable.
SludgeHammer® introduced the PondBot, a solar-powered, self-propelled robot designed to aerate and inoculate the pond water with SludgeHammer Blend™ bacteria. The PondBot worked for three weeks, consuming the nutrients from animal waste and starving out the algae, ultimately clearing the water and restoring it for use by livestock.
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SludgeHammer® systems have been rigorously tested and certified by the industry’s most renowned & recognized organizations. We offer a limited lifetime warranty on all technology from the manufacturer, and require certified, licensed trade installation & maintenance of all SludgeHammer® systems.
Each SludgeHammer® ABG will take approximately 2-3 hours to install.
Yes, the bacteria is safe. However, avoiding contact with the eyes and handwashing are always recommended practices when handling any bacteria.
SludgeHammer Blend™ bacterial tablets can be flushed down to rejuvenate the bacterial population as needed.
SludgeHammer® systems are approved for use in most jurisdictions throughout the United States and Canada. If you provide your state and country, we can confirm your area’s approval status and connect you with certified local installers.
SludgeHammer® effluent can safely be used in landscaping when distributed under the soil surface with a subsurface drip system or something similar. It can also be used for surface spray if disinfected with UV sterilization; however, it’s important to check with local regulators prior to use.