Serving Restaurants & Commercial Kitchens in Montgomery County
Regular maintenance for commercial kitchen grease systems is necessary
to protect the integrity of your own sewer pipes as well as city sewer
systems. To keep up with local regulations and to protect your sewer pipes,
it is important to
get grease traps cleaned regularly by a professional.
Zoom Drain of Montgomery County can help! We offer expert grease trap cleaning in Norristown and throughout
Montgomery County.
Whether you are a restaurant owner or run a commercial kitchen of any size,
our experienced drain technicians will ensure your system stays well-maintained
and effective with our
grease trap cleaning services in Montgomery County and throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania.
We perform grease trap cleaning services for a variety of properties, such as:
Restaurants
Kitchens
Cafeterias
Bars
What Happens When You Don't Clean a Grease Trap?
Failing to provide regular maintenance on
grease trap systems can have several negative consequences. At the most basic level, it causes
damage to a vitally important system in your business.
Odor Problems - Kitchens that do not effectively eliminate grease will begin to acquire
unbearably strong odors. Grease trap cleaning keeps these odors under control.
Fines from the City - Failing to properly dispose of waste can incur fines from the city.
At the worst, one could incur the costs of covering damage to the city
sewer line.
Damage to the Grease Trap - It is pointless to waste the investment of a grease trap by not keeping
it maintained. Even if the system is not damaged, costs may be incurred
from pipes needing to be cleaned or repaired.
Damaging Sewer Pipes - The restaurants sewer system is as vulnerable to grease as the city
sewer system. Avoid the expense of damaging the sewer by keeping grease
out as much as possible.
Emergency Grease Trap Cleaning Services Available
If you need grease trap cleaning immediately, we can provide emergency
grease trap services to prevent damage to your kitchen.
Get in touch with our technicians today to get your system back up and running fast.
We serve clients in cities across southeastern Pennsylvania, including
but not limited to:
Simplify Routine Grease Trap Cleaning Services with a Maintenance Plan
Our Norristown grease trap cleaning specialists can help minimize the hassle
of routine cleaning by scheduling a
maintenance program. This will help ensure that you get the most out of your system and help
it to remain dependable year after year. Ask us for more details!
What kind of businesses do you provide grease trap cleaning for?
We can assist a wide variety of businesses including:
Full-Service Restaurants
Supermarkets
Grocery Stores
Partial-Service Restaurants / Cafes
Bars
Caterers
Cafeterias
Hospital Kitchens
Correctional Facility Kitchens
How often should I clean my grease trap?
This depends on the size of your trap and how much grease your establishment
produces. Busy restaurants should have their grease trap cleaned monthly.
Some kitchens may be able fine to clean every two or three months, especially
if the trap is larger.
Can a grease trap catch fire if it is not maintained?
Yes. Improper disposal and handling of grease is one of the most common
causes of kitchen fires. A grease trap can become a fire hazard if it
is not emptied regularly.
Does kitchen grease have a negative impact on the environment?
Yes, unfortunately. Animal fats and vegetable oils can harm wildlife and
aquatic life. The EPA claims that spills of these substances can have
similar effects as spills of petroleum oils.
What if fats, oils, and grease have built up in my sewer system anyway?
If you have a sewer clog from grease, we can provide hydro-jetting to clean
it out. But you should also check to make sure your grease trap is functioning
since it should prevent this from happening.
Will the city hold me responsible if my sewer contributes to a clog in
the city sewer line?
If your restaurant or business is not complying with regulations for disposing
of grease properly, you will likely be responsible to pay for the costs
of clogging the city sewer line.
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