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Grease Trap Pumping & Commercial Septic

Grease traps and commercial septic tanks pumped on schedule for restaurants and businesses.

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Grease Trap Pumping & Commercial Septic – Alabama Septic Tank Services

4.7 on Googlefrom 29 customer reviews

Grease traps that do not shut your kitchen down

Alabama Septic Tank Services pumps and cleans grease traps and services commercial septic tanks for restaurants and businesses around Bessemer, McCalla, Hueytown and Hoover. Call (205) 426-1310 to schedule a pump-out.

Every commercial kitchen sends fats, oils and grease (FOG) down the drain. A grease trap or interceptor catches them before they reach the sewer or septic system – but only while it has room. A full trap lets grease through, causes backups and odors and can put a restaurant in trouble with the local wastewater rules.

What grease trap service includes

Pumping the trap – the floating grease layer, the water and the solids at the bottom.
Checking the inlet, outlet and baffles for damage and clogs.
Hauling and disposal of the waste.

Ask us what is included for your trap and how we document the service when you call.

How often?

It depends on the size of the trap and how much grease the kitchen produces. A common rule of thumb is to pump before grease and solids fill about a quarter of the trap – for many restaurants that means every one to three months. We help you find the interval that keeps you out of trouble without paying for pump-outs you do not need.

Commercial septic systems

Businesses outside the sewer – shops, churches, offices, small plants – have septic tanks just like homes, only bigger and busier. We pump, inspect and repair commercial septic systems and their field lines. See septic tank pumping and septic repair.

Grease trap questions

How often should a grease trap be pumped?

Usually before grease and solids fill about a quarter of the trap – for many restaurants every one to three months. Busy kitchens and small traps need it more often.

Do you answer emergencies for businesses?

Yes – our phone is answered 24/7. Tell us what is going on and we give you an honest arrival time.

Should I keep records of grease trap service?

Yes – keep a record of every pump-out. Local wastewater rules often require food businesses to keep their grease traps maintained.

Septic emergency? We answer 24/7.

Sewage backing up, a tank overflowing or an alarm going off – call any time, nights, weekends and holidays. Stop using water until we get there.

(205) 426-1310

Reviews

Customers trust our crew

4.7 29 reviews on Google

This company is a true blessing for someone like me. Their work is excellent. They go above and beyond what is needed. I will continue to use them for any services that I need in the future. Their rates are good and the employees are excellent. This business wants to do the job right the first time but stands behind their work if need be. I can't say enough good things about this company. Thank you for allowing me to express my thanks for everything you have done for me. Sincerely Leah S. Brown

Leah B. Google

Tanner and Trent have been amazing during the inspection and installation process. Communication has been clear and precise every step of the way. Thank you guys for everything and making part of this home buy journey smooth. 10/10

Shundra F.Inspection & installation (home purchase) Google

We were in need of emergency service for a full tank ( on a Sunday). The gentleman we spoke to on the phone was very courteous, and when Cross showed up he got right to work. He explained what he was going to do before he began shoveling down to the tank”s caps. He worked on the tank even after dark until it was complete. Thank you for the great service!

Marvin H.Emergency pumping on a Sunday Google

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