Grease Trap Pumping
HomeField East Valley provides full-service grease trap maintenance for your commercial properties. We know that you cannot afford to have your restaurant disturbed by nasty grease trap backups, clogging issues or that rancid old grease smell. It is important to make sure that you are pumping your interceptor on a regular schedule, jetting sewer lines and pressure washing the catch basin to prevent any of these issues. Grease trap cleaning builds up quickly and complete maintenance service will alleviate those pesky disturbances.
Are you experiencing slow drains in your commercial kitchen? Do you have that obnoxious smell near your interceptor? If you’re unsure when your last service was, it’s a good idea to check. Give us a call today! We offer competitive pricing and superior service!
With HomeField East Valley, you can depend on regular pumping service to ward off those inspector citations. HomeField offers service agreements to keep you on a regular pumping service based upon your need and availability. We email your pumping invoices at the time of service for your records. HomeField East Valley is the grease trap pumping and cleaning experts “near me” that our customers find online and love!
What Is A Grease Trap?
The inlet baffle wall slows down the water, allowing solids and FOG to separate. Baffles on the trap floor block the solids. “Clean” water leaves the trap through the outlet baffle. You’ll typically find grease traps indoors, often built into the floor or tucked under the sink.
Grease traps should be pumped EVERY 30 Days
What Is A Grease Interceptor?
The inlet downturn slows down the water, allowing gravity to separate solids from fats, oils, and grease. Water flows through the baffles between each compartment further filtering out FOG (fats, oils and grease) and solids until “clean” water leaves the interceptor through the outlet downturn.
Grease interceptors should be pumped EVERY 90 Days
Why Is Maintenance So Important?
No interceptor or trap is 100% effective at retaining grease, oils, solids, etc. The longer you leave a device unmaintained, the more material escapes As material, such as grease, leaves the device, it can coat the inside of pipes. This can lead to frequent costly hydro jetting of sewer lines.
When a interceptor or trap in not properly maintained:
- Excess buildup of the contents can lead to blockages or surcharges.
- Missing or broken inlet and outlet baffles or baffle walls do not allow efficient separation of grease.
- Grease entering the City sewer system can backup causing sanitary sewer overflows, blockages and stoppages.
- Surcharging and blockages may require your establishment to close until the issues are resolved.
- Grease over time becomes acidic and can corrode and destroy your interceptor or trap.
- Holes in traps or interceptors can allow grease to penetrate the ground beneath the facility.
- Additives are prohibited! Enzymes, bacteria, microbes, grease grabbers, grease liquifiers, and grease eaters should never be used and are harmful to the sewer systems.
HomeField Advantage Plans
Our service agreement is a “handshake” from our company that we will show up on time, provide exceptional service and keep you on track with your required grease trap and interceptor pumping maintenance. This agreement provides peace of mind that HomeField will consistently take care of your facilities for your desired time period. A longer agreement entitles you to some additional services at discounted pricing.
Once you have established a pumping service agreement with HomeField, each grease trap or grease interceptor pumping services includes:
- Inspection of all baffles and interior of the tank and lids
- Estimates for any repairs needed
- Photos of your pumping service before and after
- Electronically stored and emailed invoices with waste manifests for inspectors
- Convenient folder to keep 3 years of records together in one easy-to-find document