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Sewage and rainwater removal in Al Wakrah
Al Makki empties septic tanks, pumps out rainwater and clears blocked drains in Al Wakrah and the south of Qatar, 24/7, including Fridays, nights and rain. We work for villas and family homes, compounds, apartment buildings and building sites, from the old town by the sea to the newer districts of Al Wukair and Al Mashaf.
Call or WhatsApp us with your location and we'll tell you when we can be there.
Drainage work in Al Wakrah and the south
Al Wakrah has grown from a coastal fishing town into one of Qatar's busiest residential areas. Near the sea, around the old town, the ground is low and rainwater has fewer places to go. Inland, Al Wukair and Al Mashaf are full of newer villas and compounds, and new homes are still going up.
That mix shapes the work. Where a home relies on a septic tank, it needs emptying from time to time, and more often in a large household. When it rains, yards, garages and low streets can hold water for days; our rainwater removal pumps it out, and the road sweeper can clear the sand it leaves behind. On building plots in the newer districts, dewatering keeps foundations and trenches dry so the work can continue, and drain jetting clears lines that sand and building debris have blocked.
Further south, we also cover Mesaieed and the Sealine coast. The trip is longer, so tell us exactly where you are and whether the truck can reach the tank or manhole, and we plan the visit with you.
Places we cover in Al Wakrah
- Al Wakrah
- Al Wukair
- Al Mashaf
- Mesaieed
- Sealine
Our services in Al Wakrah
Pick what you're seeing and go straight to the service that fixes it.
All servicesOur septic tank is full, smells or is overflowing
Sewage & septic tanks
Septic tanks, cesspits and sewage pits emptied by suction truck, for villas, homes and compounds, day or night.
Rainwater is flooding our yard, basement or street
Rain emergency
Standing rainwater pumped out of villas, compounds, basements and car parks, and the sand swept up afterwards. 24/7, through the rain.
A drain is blocked or a manhole is overflowing
Drain jetting & manholes
Blocked drains and sewer lines cleared with high-pressure water, and manholes cleaned, with the loose sludge sucked out in the same visit.
Water is filling our excavation or foundations
Dewatering
Groundwater and standing water sucked out of foundations, excavations and sites and taken away, so your work can carry on.
From your call to a clean site
Call or WhatsApp
Tell us where you are and what is happening. A photo or short video helps.
We send the truck
We confirm when we can be there and send the Super Combi.
Job done, site left clean
We clear or empty what is needed, clean up around the work and tell you what we found.
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Your location pin, or the area and street
A photo or short video of the problem: the water, the manhole or the tank
What is happening, and since when
Roughly how much water, or the size of the tank, if you know it
Where the truck can park, and anything that limits access, such as gates, low roofs or narrow lanes
A good time to come, and a number we can call
Common questions
Do you cover Mesaieed as well as Al Wakrah town?
Yes. We work across the municipality, including Al Wukair, Al Mashaf, Mesaieed and Sealine. Call us with your location and we'll tell you when we can be there.
Rainwater is still standing in our yard days after the rain. Can you remove it?
Yes. The Super Combi sucks standing water out of yards, garages, basements and the low parts of a compound, and the water leaves in the truck's own tank. We can sweep up the sand afterwards.
We are building in Al Wukair and the foundation keeps filling with water. Can you help?
Yes. Our dewatering service removes groundwater and standing water from foundations, trenches and excavations, so the site can keep working. Tell us how big the dig is and how much water is in it.
Can you empty a septic tank in the old part of Al Wakrah, where the lanes are narrow?
Usually, yes. Tell us the nearest place a large truck can stop and how far that is from the tank. We run the suction hose from there.