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Grease Trap and Interceptor Services

Cleaning and pumping for indoor grease traps and in-ground interceptors. Call once and an independent provider serving your area can tell you which service fits.

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Calls connect you with independent local providers, who confirm availability and pricing.

  • Indoor traps and outdoor interceptors
  • Routine schedules or one-time service
  • Service records for your inspector
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One call connects you with a provider serving your area.

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  1. 1Enter your ZIP code. A short prompt makes sure you reach someone who covers your area.
  2. 2Get connected. Share your trap or interceptor size and when it was last pumped.
  3. 3Get pricing and schedule service. The provider confirms pricing before any work begins.
Grease trap backing up? Stop running water into the affected kitchen drains until the trap has been pumped.

What to have ready when you call

  1. 1Your business address and ZIP code
  2. 2Trap or interceptor, and its size if you know it
  3. 3When it was last pumped
  4. 4Whether it is backing up now or you have an inspection coming

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Grease trap cleaning: an open indoor grease trap with its baffles exposedIndoor traps

Grease Trap Cleaning

Removes hardened grease and solids that pumping can leave behind.

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Grease trap pumping: a restaurant floor grease trap opened so the grease can be pumped outIndoor traps

Grease Trap Pumping

Empties grease, solids and wastewater before the trap reaches its limit.

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Grease interceptor cleaning: the inside of an in-ground grease interceptor tank and its baffleIn-ground interceptors

Grease Interceptor Cleaning

Jetting, solids removal and a check of tees, baffles and lids.

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Grease interceptor pumping: a row of in-ground grease interceptor lids set in pavingIn-ground interceptors

Grease Interceptor Pumping

Vacuum truck pump-outs for large tanks on a regular schedule.

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How the services fit together

Pumping and cleaning are related but not the same job. Grease trap pumping removes the liquid contents of the trap: the floating grease layer, the settled solids and the wastewater between them. Grease trap cleaning goes further, scraping hardened grease from walls and baffles and clearing the inlet and outlet so the trap separates grease properly again. Many kitchens pump on a routine schedule and add a deeper cleaning when buildup or odors return.

Interceptors need different handling because of their size and location. An in-ground interceptor can hold hundreds or thousands of gallons, so grease interceptor pumping is done from a vacuum truck, and grease interceptor cleaning usually involves high-pressure jetting, confined space precautions and an inspection of internal tees and baffles.

You do not need to know which service you need before calling. Describe what you have, how big it is if you know, when it was last serviced and what is happening now. The provider can recommend the right service and give you their price before any work starts.

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