GREASE TRAP & INTERCEPTOR PUMPING
We offer
scheduled maintenance of grease traps & interceptors. We will remove
all grease and debris and properly dispose of the contents at a
licensed facility.
Our vacuum trucks have on-board high pressure water systems allowing
us to thoroughly clean the interior
of the trap. All of our pump trucks are also equipped with
Hydrojetters, which allow us to provide a complete and comprehensive
maintenance package.
Our experienced staff is available to assist you in setting up a
convenient schedule according to your specific needs.
GREASE TRAPS (AKA Box Traps)
These are small devices hooked directly to the outgoing drains of sinks and dishwashers and are usually located inside the restaurant. Because they hold small quantities of captured grease, these traps must be frequently emptied and cleaned and the grease properly discarded to prevent grease overflow into the sewer system.
GREASE INTERCEPTORS
Interceptors are large underground devices usually located outside the restaurant and connected to the restaurant's outgoing sewer drainage system. These large tanks have heavy manhole-like covers that are difficult to access for inspection. When full they MUST be emptied right away to avoid overflowing emergencies. It is highly recomended to have your device pumped and cleaned on a schedule basis.
WASTE KITCHEN OIL CONTAINERS
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DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN...AGAIN When large volumes of restaurant generated cooking grease/oil enter sewage collection pipes, the grease solidifies and accumulates resulting in narrowing of the pipe's internal opening. Eventually the inside of the pipe is closed forcing incoming sewage to escape through manhole covers or other exit points. Until this sewage is detected and contained it may enter a surface drainage system, natural or manmade, where it drains into the ocean carrying with it bacteria and other human pathogens, creating an immediate public health hazard. In some instances, this will trigger a state-mandated beach water closure. Even when a grease trap/interceptor is on a regular maintenance schedule, the pipes will need some cleaning as well... Don't let your pipes clog with solidified grease. Have your lines Hydrojetted on a regular basis. Please refer to our Hydrojetting page for more info: |