Get to know the exhauster services prices in Nairobi and their contact numbers for sewage waste water service disposal, CALL 0721155332
Honey sucker prices depend with the tank load capacity and the distance to be traveled from the waste removal area to the Ruai dumpsite according to NEMA regulations. Exhauster trucks have carrier tanks with a load capacity of 10000 and 18000 liters and this affects the price of the sewage removal service. The cost of exhauster services in Nairobi can vary based on several factors, including the location, the size of the septic tank, and the distance to the disposal site in Ruai. Currently the price typically ranges between Ksh 8,000 to Ksh 20,000 per trip within the county of Nairobi.
Factors influencing the cost include:
Location: Areas that are harder to access or farther from disposal sites may incur higher charges .
Tank Size: Larger tanks or those that require more than one trip to fully empty can lead to higher costs.
Service Provider: Prices can vary between different service providers, with some offering discounts or additional services. Our trucks also provide exhauster services in Karen and Loresho among other neighbouring areas.
Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi County, is a city as well as a county. Here are some specifics regarding its dimensions and overall attributes:
Regional Area
Nairobi County’s total area is roughly 696 square kilometers, or 269 square miles.
Population Size: Nairobi County’s population was estimated to be 4.4 million as of the 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census. Since then, there has probably been a rise in the population as a result of continued urbanization and migration to cities.
Divisions of Administration
Sub-Counties: Westlands, Lang’ata, Embakasi, Starehe, and Kamukunji are among the 17 sub-counties (sometimes referred to as constituencies) that make up Nairobi County.
Wards: The sub-counties are further divided into wards, with a total of 85 wards in the county.
Urban and Peri-Urban Areas
Urban Area: Nairobi is predominantly urban, with a mix of high-density residential areas, commercial zones, and industrial sectors.
Peri-Urban Area: The outskirts of Nairobi include more peri-urban areas that are undergoing rapid development and transitioning from rural to urban.
Infrastructure Road Network: Nairobi is connected by a number of local highways inside the city as well as several main routes like Mombasa Road, Thika Road, and the Nairobi Expressway.
Transportation: Matatus, buses, trains, and an increasing number of boda bodas (motorcycle taxis) are among the public and private transportation alternatives available in the city.
Nairobi County’s dynamic and heavily populated landscape is a reflection of Nairobi’s popularity as the capital of Kenya and a significant East African economic center.
Land Use
Residential Areas: These include both formal and informal settlements, with a mix of high-rise apartments, standalone houses, and slums.
Commercial and Industrial Areas: Nairobi hosts several business districts (e.g., CBD, Westlands, Upper Hill) and industrial zones (e.g., Industrial Area, Baba Dogo).
Green Spaces: Despite urbanization, Nairobi has significant green spaces such as Nairobi National Park, Karura Forest, and various smaller parks and recreational areas.