Cesspool Installation Mount Sinai
Cesspool Installation Service
Need a cesspool in Mount Sinai? EZ Cesspool installs cesspools for homes and businesses.
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Cesspool Installation Benefits
Why Choose EZ Cesspool?
- A well-installed cesspool handles waste efficiently.
- Our cesspool installations are built to last.
- A good cesspool is a smart investment for your property.
- We can replace your old cesspool with a brand new one.
About EZ Cesspool
Your Local Cesspool Pros
EZ Cesspool is your Mount Sinai, NY cesspool expert for both homes and businesses. We’re sticklers for doing things right, so you can be sure your cesspool will work properly. We’re proud to serve Suffolk County and are known for doing great work and keeping our customers happy. Call us at 516-676-1199 to find out more.
Our Installation Process
How We Install Cesspools
- Check It Out: We look at your property to figure out what’s needed.
- Make a Plan: We create a custom plan just for your property.
- Install It: Our pros install your cesspool so it works great and lasts a long time.
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Why Use a Pro for Installation?
Cesspools are a must for managing waste, especially for new homes. EZ Cesspool follows the rules to make sure your cesspool works well for years to come. We do new cesspools and replacements in Mount Sinai, NY, and throughout Suffolk County. Whether you need a cesspool for your home or business, we’re here to help. Call us at 516-676-1199 for a consultation today.
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Mount Sinai was founded in the 1660s.
The area now known as Mount Sinai was originally called Nonowatuck, or “stream that dries up”, by the Seatocot family of Native Americans who lived here. The first European settlers were Colonial settlers living in what is now Setauket, who obtained a deed from these local Native Americans in 1664.
The origin of the town’s initial European name, “Old Mans”, is not known. The most prominent telling concerns Major John Gotherson, an elderly Englishman who was supposedly swindled into incorrectly believing he’d bought land in the New World by Captain John Scott, an important leader in Long Island’s early history. After Gotherson sent representatives who were quickly turned away, local residents started to jokingly refer to the land as “the Old Mans”.
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