Grease Connections

Grease Trap Pump‑Out & Line Jetting


★★★★★

Rated 5/5 stars on Google

From Shop-Vac Chaos to Twenty-Minute Clean

The Bottom Line: Professional pump-outs trade chaos for uptime: faster service, happy inspectors, and kitchens that smell like food—not sludge. Book your next clean-out and keep every Friday right where it belongs—on the plate.

Staff Stay on the Line


Inspectors Wave You Through


Odors & Overflows Disappear

Clean, fresh dining room


Grease vapors can tank guest reviews faster than a burnt entrée. A 3 000‑psi hydro‑jetting pass polishes the trap’s inlet and outlet pipe walls, stripping every layer of sludge. Air handlers stop pulling sulfur smells into the dining room, POS tips climb, and you’re not comping desserts to mask the odor.

No fines


Municipal code flags traps the moment sludge reaches 25 % of tank depth. Our sensor‑based schedule dispatches a pump‑out days before that limit, and the 3 000‑psi high‑pressure jetting head polishes every inch of the inlet and outlet lines. That keeps clogged sewer lines off your radar—and four‑figure fines off your P&L. The last time an inspector popped our lid they wrote “A‑plus, no action required” on the ticket.

Paper‑free audits


Every service closes with a QR‑coded PDF manifest that syncs to your city’s FOG portal and your grease‑interceptor permit. Health officers scan, see three clean years of grease trap cleaning history, and move on in under 30 seconds—no clipboards, no missing paperwork, no return visits.

 How Our Trap‑to‑Truck System Works

StepWhat happensWhy it matters
1 · Schedule & pre‑flushDispatch books your slowest hour. Staff run hot water for 60 seconds to loosen solids.No lost covers—kitchen stays open.
2 · Vacuum pump‑outA baffled hose lifts sludge, food particles, and grey water into the tanker.Removes FOG before it hardens in sewer pipes.
3 · Jet‑vac line scour3 000‑psi rotating jet head blasts the inlet and outlet lines clean.Prevents clogs, odors, and Environmental Protection Agency fines.
4 · Manifest & enzyme rinseDigital manifest with gallons, license, and time‑stamp auto‑emails; optional bio‑enzyme mist kills trace odour.Compliance proof lands in your inbox; guests smell nothing.

Equipment Specs

One truck, built for tight alleys and stadium lots alike—no second visit, no mess.

RigTank CapacityJet PressureHose ReachVacuum PowerFootprint
Vacuum‑jet combo2 000 gal sludge + 400 gal rinse3 000 psi high‑pressure water jets200 ft flex hose clears remote drain lines440 CFM rotary vane—slurps heavy grease buildup & sand25 ft L × 8 ft W curb‑friendly

Why this matters — The 200‑ft hose means we service basement traps without blocking the loading dock. A 400‑gallon rinse bay recycles remaining water so your plumbing system stays pressurised, and the sealed tank keeps properly disposed sludge from splashing on the parking pad. Every drop heads to an environmentally friendly wastewater facility the same day.

Need a smaller under‑sink clean‑out? Our crew swings a ¾‑inch wand that fits 20‑lb under‑counter interceptors—same pressure, same QR‑logged manifest.

Since switching last quarter, we’ve cut grease-haul costs 22 % and trimmed staff handling time by 10 hours per week across 48 locations—compliance reports now arrive automatically.

David Whitaker, Coastal Grill Group

They grab the grease before it stinks up the alley, shoot me a text when they’re done, and my kitchen crew never even notice, easy win.

Rosa García, Tapas del Barrio

Our old provider missed three pickups in a month; since the change, we’re six months in with zero missed collections and spotless inspection logs.

Sofia Rossi, Co-Owner, Caffè Roma

Frequently Asked Questions

 Grease Trap‑Cleaning FAQ

Questions chefs ask before they switch, answered in plain English.

How often should a commercial trap be pumped?

City codes usually require every 90 days, but our sensor‑driven schedule can trigger sooner if sludge hits 25 % capacity—keeping you ahead of inspections.

Is the service really free?

Yes. Pump‑out and jetting are included when you recycle your used cooking oil with us; the oil rebate offsets the cost.

Can you handle under‑sink grease interceptors?

Absolutely—our compact jet hose and vacuum wand clear units as small as 20 lbs without dismantling cabinetry.

Do I need to shut the kitchen down during service?

No. We work through the exterior access cover; the line jet keeps water moving, so cooking and dishwashing continue.

Will the driver call ahead?

You’ll get a text ETA when the route slot is booked and a five‑minute heads‑up when the truck turns into your alley.

Where does the sludge go after you haul it?

We off‑load at a state‑licensed wastewater facility that separates water, grit, and grease. Liquids head to a municipal treatment plant, grit is land‑filled, and the grease fraction is recycled into biodiesel—so everything is properly disposed and nothing ends up in the storm drain.

Still have questions?

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Let’s have a chat!

Turn waste into quarterly rebates in under a minute.

Start My Trap Clean‑Out
Lock in a clean trap before the next inspection window closes.

One form, 60 seconds, zero contracts—pick your slow hour, and we’ll text back a confirmed ETA within the day. First‑time service is free, and the rebate starts with gallon one.