grease trap service

Grease Trap Cleaning

Grease interceptors, also known as grease traps, are very similar to septic tanks found in homes. Water that enters drains in fixtures like dish washers, floor drains, and kitchen and bathroom sinks all lead to your grease trap, where a baffle then separates the material that enters. Like scum in a septic tank, grease that enters the trap will settle at the top, while food scraps and other solids will settle at the bottom.

These systems work great to keep water flowing through the building while keeping grease and other solid wastes out of the disposal lines. It’s every businesses responsibility to ensure that they do their part to maintain and clean their traps. An overflow of grease from a grease trap could clog sewer lines and cause blockages, which can cause unsanitary water to back up into surrounding homes, businesses, and streets.

The Full Circle Septic Experience

Our technicians know how busy managing a restaurant, gas station, bar or food service establishment can be. The routine grease trap cleaning is all too easy to forget. Luckily, we’re available to clean and empty your grease trap 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Whether you’re in the middle of a dinner rush or opening for breakfast, you can call Full Circle Septic for service at any time; we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including nights, weekends, holidays and for emergencies.