Interior Grease Trap Cleaning in Rock Harbor  508-255-0388

Tired of cleaning your inside grease traps by hand? Do you know if your employees are doing a good job? Are they cleaning your traps on a regular basis, or just when you have a problem? Have you experienced problems with your drain lines as a result of not cleaning your grease traps properly

Schedule Grease Trap Cleaning

Well meet the Rooter-Man of Cape Cod's Super Vac - our grease trap cleaning machine!

Our professionals will service your grease traps on a regularly set up schedule. Rooter-Man will open the trap and professionally clean the inside of the trap, including the baffles. All of the grease in the traps will be pumped into our dyna/vac, then taken away.

If you have questions regarding the Rooter-Man of Cape Cod's grease trap cleaning services in Rock Harbor, or would like to schedule an appointment . . .

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Grease Trap VS Grease Interceptor: THE DIFFERENCES

Whether you’re starting a new restaurant in Rock Harbor, overhauling an old, or just replacing your machinery, one thing is certain: you need a grease trap or grease interceptor for your business. This is more than just common sense on the maintenance of your pipes: it’s required by your local laws. As you look into your waste grease solutions – either shopping around online, browsing articles, or talking to specialist – you’ve probably heard both the terms of “grease trap” and “grease interceptor”. So what’s the difference?

According to the Uniform Plumbing Code

When it comes down to brass tacks, technically there is only one difference. The Uniform Plumbing Code, which allows US plumbing to (mostly) work with each other, also calls out the specifications for grease removal devices: a critical part to keeping their pipes able to do their jobs. According to the UPC, the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor is the flow rate of waste water the device can handle.

• Grease traps have a flow rate of less than 50 gallons per minute.
• Grease interceptors have a flow rate of more than 50 gallons per minute.

Besides this these devices generally work the same and provide the same results, just on different scales. This is why you’ll see the two terms used interchangeably: in the end they both have the same purpose. The trick is figuring out your waste water and grease demand and figuring out the right sizing.

Grease Trap: Practical Considerations

Grease traps are generally used on an individual sink basis or for kitchens with little water or grease use. These units can differ in size from bread-box sized units that sit under individual sinks to units larger than a mini-fridge which handle wastewater for the entire kitchen. These units generally require more servicing: either daily by staff or up to a month by specialists.

Grease Interceptor: Practical Considerations

While sometimes stored in the same location as the larger grease traps, most commonly the interceptor is installed behind the restaurant under the concrete or asphalt. On a regular basis measured by weeks or even months, the interceptor is serviced by specialists whose tanker truck and hose make short-if-unpleasant work of the accumulation.

Maintaining and Serving Your Grease Trap or Grease Interceptor

For some, the first time you even think about your trap or interceptor is when it stops working. While small sink-mounted traps usually see the light of day after they start acting up (and are merely unpleasant to clean), traps or interceptors mounted in the back room can become truly awful if only noticed when clogs start happening (don’t believe us? Check out our photo gallery). Regular maintenance and servicing allows these devices to do their job and save your pipes and avoid fines.

Rooter-Man Emergency Plumbing Services in Rock Harbor, MA

• Rock Harbor Emergency Plumbing Services
• Drain Cleaning
• Title V Septic Inspections in Rock Harbor
• Rock Harbor Septic Pumping
• Interior Grease Trap Pumping
• Rock Harbor Septic System Repairs
• Tie-Ins from septic systems to town sewer lines
• Pipe Locating in Rock Harbor
• Sump Pump and Ejector Pump Service
• Leak Detection
• High-pressure Water Jetting for Pipes in Rock Harbor
• Kitchen and Bath Drains
• Water Filtration
• Rock Harbor Water Jetting
• Water Line Replacement
• Repipe Services in Rock Harbor
• Rock Harbor Pipe Repair
• Video Camera Inspection in Rock Harbor