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We want to earn your trust. Grease Corp also provides a free initial quote and consultation, to determine if we are a good match to service your grease trap
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GreaseCorp Services
Grease Trap Maintenance
There are two parts to grease trap maintenance. There is a cleaning aspect. And there is a maintenance aspect. Every municipality requires that each grease trap be cleaned out at a regular interval set by the inspector. The cleaning aspect is just that… a cleaning. The inspector wants to know that the grease trap box is cleaned out, scraped, and in working order to keep fats, oils, and grease out of the waste water lines. Learn More »
Facility Maintenance
Each of our locally owned and operated trucks come stocked with plumbing supplies (i.e. snake and line-jetting capabilities) in addition to lift station maintenance and back flow testing. Learn More »
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FAQs
Why do we need to have grease traps? What is part of a standard cleaning? Why are my pipes backing up? My grease trap was just cleaned, but now I am backing up. Why? Why does my grease trap stink?
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FOG (fats, oils, grease) is officially labeled a pollutant by the Environmental Protection Agency (see here). FOG Compliance is a huge issue for waste water across the country, because it interferes...
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Grease trap maintenance stinks... Literally. The smell from a grease trap can fill up your business for hours after it has been cleaned. We provide fast removal, without neglecting cleanliness and quality of service for your trap. Additionally, the headache of grease…
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