Grease trap cleaning for restaurants

Every restaurant and cafeteria kitchen relies on its grease trap. A full or neglected trap can clog the kitchen lines and push grease and waste onto the floor in the middle of service. We clean grease traps, clear the lines, and dispose of the grease properly.

Call us 24/7. We are always open.

What we do

• Clean out the grease trap
• Snake or jet the kitchen lines that feed it
• Dispose of the grease properly
• Set up a regular schedule so it never gets to the overflow stage

Got a larger outdoor grease or sewer tank that needs pumping down? Call us and we can arrange a pump truck.

Signs your grease trap needs attention

• Kitchen sinks draining slowly
• Grease smell in the kitchen
• Water backing up at floor drains near the dish area

A slow kitchen sink is easy to ignore on a busy night, but when that clog breaks loose it can block the grease trap too.

Work around your hours

We can come before you open or after you close, so the work doesn't get in the way of your customers, and a backed-up kitchen at night gets a call back from someone who is always on call.

A cleaning program that fits your kitchen

How often a trap needs cleaning depends on the kitchen: how many covers you do, what's on the menu, and how big the trap is. We look at yours, agree a schedule, and come back on it, so the trap never gets near the overflow stage. It's part of our preventive maintenance work.

The kitchen lines that feed the trap get attention too: grease builds up in them long before the trap is full. Water jetting scours that grease off the pipe walls.

We keep track of the schedule

You have enough to remember. Once your cleaning schedule is set, we keep track of it and come back when the next cleaning is due, so you don't have to remember to call us.

Help with the paperwork

Some towns ask food businesses to keep records of their grease trap cleaning. We can help you keep up with that paperwork. Tell us what your town asks for.