Mobile Marine Pump-Out Service
Marine Pump-Out Service on the South Shore of Long Island
On-demand and scheduled dockside pump-outs at local marinas and private docks across the South Shore of Long Island. Coverage runs from Lindenhurst, Freeport to Patchogue River, and all of Fire Island.
- Local Insured South Shore Operator
- Spill-Centric Equipment
- Email Updates
How It Works
Simple. Dock-Friendly. Fast Turnaround.
Three steps that keep the process smooth and professional.
Request On-Demand
Submit your location and preferred time. We confirm availability fast.
Dockside Pump-Out
We connect at your dock or marina and pump out using clean equipment.
You’re Set
Back to boating, with better habits that support cleaner waterways.
Why It Matters
Help Protect the Life of Our Bay.
Pumping raw sewage into waterways contributes to pollution and algae blooms, may impact shellfish areas, and can close swimming areas. Proper pump-outs make it easier to do the right thing.
- Helps reduce pollution and shoreline impacts
- Supports shellfish areas and local ecosystems
- Can help keep swimming areas open
Coverage Area
Lindenhurst + Freeport → Patchogue River + All of Fire Island
Coverage includes Lindenhurst, Freeport, Patchogue River, and all of Fire Island.
Days / Time of Operation
Massapequa → Robert Moses Bridge
Days / Time of Operation
Freeport → Seaford
Days / Time of Operation
Robert Moses Bridge (east) → Patchogue River
Days / Time of Operation
All of Fire Island
Most boaters pump out when the holding tank is about two thirds full. As a simple rule, plan on a pump-out after a busy weekend, before a longer trip, or every one to two weeks during frequent use. If you notice slow flushing, odors, or you are unsure how full the tank is, pump out sooner.
Use a marina or mobile pump-out service. Locate the deck fitting labeled “WASTE,” remove the cap, connect the pump-out nozzle, and start suction. When flow stops, rinse by adding a little fresh water through the deck fitting (or a rinse port if available) and pump again. Close the fitting securely when finished.
Call of Doody has been in business for 4 years, providing dependable mobile marine pump-out service to local boaters. Over that time, COD has built its reputation around convenience, consistency, and helping keep onboard waste systems maintained throughout the boating season. For customers, that means a service they can rely on when regular pump-outs are needed, whether for routine upkeep, odor prevention, or preparing for time out on the water.
Weather pending, COD typically begins operations in mid-April and continues through November. The exact start of the season can depend on weather conditions, water access, and overall boating activity in the area. Once the season is underway, customers can book service throughout the active boating months to keep their systems clean, functional, and ready for regular use.
