Grease Trap Extraction & Pumping Specialists

Professional servicing is a process that is well beyond just draining fluids from a water heater. The professional performs a full clean inside the tank and checks for any damage to components, and maintenance schedules are established to help avoid problems in the future. It is a part of their job to dispose of fluids responsibly and within guidelines set forth for environmental protection. Departments and ordinances have specific guidelines for such services to maintain public health. Neglecting maintenance for interceptors could lead to plumbing emergencies and water waste. Lack of compliance can lead to fines, restrictions, and closure for health code reasons. If neglected, FOG can compromise septic and sewer lines, including the need for major repairs. Proper equipment and skilled personnel are needed for removing hardened deposits. Poor maintenance for kitchen plumbing can quickly lead to unexpected plumbing emergencies and water waste.

Grease removal services are a systematic process that ensures extraction of FOG and solid residues. This process involves inspection to measure levels of grease and solid accumulation for planning. Then, vacuum trucks with powerful pumps and heavy hoses are used to suck grease that is floating and solid matter that has settled at the bottom of the interceptor. This is done by removing top strata of solids and pulling out solid matter that sank to the bottom. The inner levels with baffles and sides are then scrubbed to remove hardened material. High-pressure water blasting may then follow to remove hardened material when need arises. The wastewater is then removed to leave the interceptor as clean as possible. Methods employed will depend on the condition of the trap. The post-service check confirms that baffles are in place, connections to pipes are secure, and no signs of cracks or leaks exist which might compromise the purpose of the trap. The waste matter, referred to as “brown grease,” is then taken to authorized centers where it is handled in conformity with environmental regulations. Most firms provide in-depth service reports to clients to validate services offered, as well as the status of the grease trap.

The cost associated with Prices for grease trap cleaning will depend on the size and level of complexity for the job at hand. Basic cleaning may range from 125 to 400 dollars for the standard sewer cleaning process. Larger units for a business may range from 475 to 1500 dollars. Other charges may depend on the size of the trap to be cleaned. Inaccessible pipes may also cost more to clean. Age at the time of cleaning may also have an impact. The following are some of the points to be considered when attempting size and capacity of the trap:

• accessibility of the installation
• condition
• time since last clean
• frequency of service

The other cost drivers are the nature of the business, regional landfill charges, the specificequipment needed for the process, and other services that may be required in some cases, for instance, hydro-jetting and any repairs identified during the cleaning process. The disposal at the authorized facilities is also necessary in the grease trap pumping cost service. We give you specific information about our service and our prices based on the factors outlined above to guarantee that our maintenance is reliable and in compliance with established standards. At grease trap pumping company A1 Septic, our goal is to give you a direct price so you can keep your business running with regular maintenance service performed on your system. Dial now to book a visit to ensure a trustworthy grease trap maintenance service to keep your kitchen in optimal working conditions.