Complete pump-out
Remove accumulated fats, oils, grease, liquids, and settled solids under the approved service scope.
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Pump it. Document it. Maintain the lines, too.
Grease trap and interceptor pumping, condition records, and recurring maintenance built around the actual equipment and operation.
- Serving the DMV since 2001
- Clear scope before approved work
Commercial Grease-Trap Maintenance
A defined service approach
A useful maintenance plan covers the interceptor and its connections.
Confirm every unit, capacity, access point, service history, pumping interval, disposal route, and operating restriction. The maintenance plan includes inlet and outlet jetting twice each year for every grease trap in the plan, with safe access and suitable pipe conditions confirmed in the written scope.
Twice-yearly inlet & outlet jetting
Include two scheduled jetting visits per year for the inlet and outlet of each grease trap in the maintenance plan. Identify pipe limits and access.
Explore serviceRecords & follow-up
Document service, accessible condition findings, receiving or disposal records, and repairs requiring separate approval.
Before work begins
Clear information.
Better decisions.
Good intake helps separate the urgent symptom, the investigation, and the approved work.
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Unit count, capacities, equipment type, access, hose reach, and operating hours
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Pumping frequency plus two inlet/outlet jetting visits each year for every enrolled trap
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Approved receiving facility, required service documentation, and authority-specific requirements
A closer look at the service
The right service.For the actual grease system.
Record the unit, accessible connections, maintenance history, and operating needs. Manufacturer-specific equipment and automatic components must be identified before service or replacement is defined.
- Unit count, capacities, equipment type, access, hose reach, and operating hours
- Pumping frequency plus two inlet/outlet jetting visits each year for every enrolled trap
- Approved receiving facility, required service documentation, and authority-specific requirements
Useful questions
Set expectations
before the visit.
General information—not a substitute for the approved scope, equipment instructions, or governing requirements.
240.392.3535Does every grease trap in the plan receive inlet and outlet jetting?
Yes. The proposed maintenance plan covers the inlet and outlet of each enrolled grease trap twice each year, with the access and suitable line scope confirmed before the service agreement is finalized.
Is compliance automatically guaranteed?
No. Equipment, connections, operation, maintenance, required records, and authority-specific rules all matter. Service records support—not replace—the authority’s review.
Where does the waste go?
Removed material must be transported to an approved receiving or disposal facility, not discharged onsite. Required handling and receiving documentation should be identified.
Start a service conversation
Tell us what your property needs.
Share the symptoms, property address, access information, and any timing constraints. For an urgent problem, call directly.
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- Scope and scheduling confirmed by property
- Findings explained before additional work
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