Grease Trap Service

What This Service Involves

Grease interceptors at community centers, concession stands, and senior centers must be pumped and cleaned to prevent sewer backups and code violations. We pump the interceptor, scrape solids, inspect baffles, and haul waste to a permitted disposal site. Service intervals are documented to satisfy local pretreatment and health department requirements. Consistent maintenance prevents costly backups and protects the downstream sewer system.

Benefits

Prevents grease-related sewer backups; Keeps interceptors compliant with pretreatment rules; Documents service for health department records; Protects downstream sewer infrastructure

Our Process

1) Pump and remove accumulated grease and solids; 2) Scrape and inspect baffles and walls; 3) Verify flow and inlet and outlet integrity; 4) Haul waste to permitted disposal and log the service

What Affects the Cost

Interceptor size and grease volume; Service frequency required by the jurisdiction; Disposal and manifest fees; Site access for the pump truck; Baffle repair or added cleaning needs

Best Time of Year

Interceptors are serviced on a set interval year-round based on kitchen use and local requirements.