Automatic Biological Additives
Bacteria are nature’s way of breaking down organic material and serve as a necessary part of an any wastewater treatment. This is especially important in the maintenance of grease traps.
Automatic Biological Additives can be pumped directly into your interior or exterior grease trap through the main drain lines at your food service facility. This helps to your grease traps is separating liquids from solids before the wastewater goes into the sewer. Not what you’re looking for? View other Grease & Restaurant Services
High Pressure Jetting
Our modern fleet of specialty equipment includes vehicles equipped with high pressure jetting machines which produce up to 4,000 pounds per square inch (p.s.i) of pressure.
The efficient and environmentally safe power of high pressure water jetting is used to scour and remove grease, sludge and other debris from all types of lines and surfaces. The process is safe to use on any type of piping and may be used in conjunction with power snaking or root cutting equipment.
When used as a part of your regular maintenance program, this service can assist in keeping your wastewater system functioning properly and can help prevent the need for emergency calls. Not what you’re looking for? View other Grease / Restaurant & Septic Services
Grease Traps
We provide grease trap pumping services to restaurants, food service establishments, commercial cafeterias, and food processors – all of which generate grease and/or other food process waste as part of their operation.
The grease trap is commonly found inside and/or outside of facilities and is connected to the wastewater collection system. The purpose of the grease trap is to collect excess grease in the wastewater flow through physical treatment, retention, and separation. Not what you’re looking for? View other Grease & Restaurant Services
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Our dedicated team utilizes specialized service equipments for maintaining grease traps. This includes large and small vacuum trucks and specialized utility vehicles with portable shop vacs to access more difficult, hard to access interior grease traps.
Grease traps need to be pumped and cleaned depending on how quickly they become full. The rate at which they become full is a function of: grease trap size, volume of food process, type of food process, housekeeping procedures, and countless other variables.
Grease traps are generally located either inside or outside of the facility. The smaller variety, 10 gallons to 100 gallons, are found inside of facilities under sinks or built into floors. The larger variety, 1000 gallons to 4,000 gallons or more, are found outside the facility in parking lots or near loading docks.
