Commercial Grease Waste & Used Cooking Oil Removal Service
The Grease Company has established itself as the premier commercial grease trap and interceptor cleaning provider, serving Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange, and San Diego Counties. The Grease Company offers an array of services that cater to the diverse needs of Southern California's thriving food service industry.
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Restaurant Plumbing - Hydro Jet & Rooter
The kitchen is the most important room in a restaurant. It's where all of the food preparation takes place and it's also where some of the worst plumbing problems occur. The commode, sinks, dishwasher, and hose are constantly being used throughout a day to keep up with all of your orders! So how do you know when something...
Restaurant Expert Grease traps are a great way to protect your restaurant from being fined by the environmental authorities for improperly disposing of grease and food solids. Grease traps are installed in the kitchen wastewater line, near where grease is generated. It catches the fats, oils, and food solids before they get into the sanitation line and can enter a city’s sewer system. In order...
Reasons Why Hydro Jetting Is The Best Way To Clean Plumbing Lines Many people are unfamiliar with the term 'Hydro Jet' as it is not a standard plumbing method and should not be done by an amateur plumber for it can make the problem worse. Hydro jetting is a non-invasive plumbing solution to clear sewer pipes by removing clogs and blockage effectively. Hydro jetting is...
GREASE TRAP REPAIR Grease Trap Repair Learning About Commercial Grease Traps For Restaurants. The grease trap is a major component of a commercial kitchen that will deter grease and food solids waste going into the sewer line. A faulty or a leaky grease trap can cause the plumbing to back up and spill all over causing a hazardous mess on the floor. It is often recommended that when these units...
The substantial increase in sanitation sewer overflow has caused city inspectors in Southern California to observe food servicing establishments on best management practices. If you operate a restaurant or a type of food servicing establishment with a commercial kitchen, up keeping and ensuring that you follow the regulations regarding grease waste removal set by the local ordinance are met to prevent any citations or fines.
Grease traps and grease interceptors are installed at businesses with commercial kitchen handling food or edible goods. The sizing of these units will vary base on the city requirements which can vary across the state. These plumbing equipment are mandatory to be pumped and cleaned to prevent fats, oils, grease, and food solids from entering the sanitary sewer lines. Most grease traps and grease interceptors are pumped every one to three months to prevent its content from exceeding 25%.
The significant increase in sanitation sewer overflow has caused city inspectors to become more active in monitoring food servicing establishments on best management practices. If you operate a food servicing establishment with a commercial kitchen, upkeeping and ensuring that you follow the regulations set by the local ordinance are met to prevent any citations or fines. Grease Trap Cleaning...
Grease Contamination Inside The Plumbing Exit Lines of The Grease Interceptor A plumbing problem in the plumbing of a commercial kitchen can interfere with daily operations, especially if your grease recovery device is overflowing or the whole kitchen drain system is inoperative. As commercial kitchen specialists with decades of industry experience, we have a vast of knowledge when it comes to...
Indoor Grease Traps Are Usually Found Indoor Underneath The Sink or Mounted In Ground There are two types of grease recovery tanks the city will require a food servicing establishments are required to have; a grease trap or a grease interceptor. The establishment must place and regularly maintain their device to operate a commercial kitchen, warranting that it's not releasing fats, oils, grease,...
Grease Trap and Grease Interceptor Odor Remedies Why Does My Grease Trap Smell? The grease trap or grease interceptor's bad odor does not necessarily indicate that the device is full. The smell of traps and interceptors is often due to four primary reasons; lack of service, broken seals, faulty plumbing, and vent pipe. Try pinpointing the odor source to prevent costly remedies by doing your...
