Commercial Grease Trap Pumping: Coming Soon
Coming soon
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Grease Trap Cleaning is coming soon.
We are not booking these jobs yet. Get on the list below and we will call you when we start scheduling. Prefer to talk? Call (812) 272-1803.
About This Service
Grease traps and grease interceptors are required for most commercial kitchens and food service operations to keep fats, oils, and grease (FOG) out of the sewer or septic system. Over time that FOG plus settled food solids fills the trap, and once it gets past about a quarter of the trap's capacity it stops working: drains slow, odors start, and eventually the line backs up mid-service. Grease waste is handled differently from septic waste, from the truck that hauls it to the facility that accepts it, so Quick Pump and Clean is not taking grease trap jobs yet. We are adding a truck equipped for grease, and once it is in service we plan to offer scheduled and one-time pumping for restaurants, cafes, bars, cafeterias, schools, and other commercial kitchens across Southern Indiana. If you would like a call when we start booking, send us your details below or call the office.
What We Plan to Offer
- Grease trap and grease interceptor pumping
- Both under-sink traps and large in-ground interceptors
- Scheduled service or one-time pump-outs
- Waste hauled to an approved grease disposal facility
- Service records for your compliance file
- Restaurants, cafes, bars, schools, and food service operations
Pricing
Coming soon
We are adding a truck equipped for grease and are not booking grease trap jobs yet. Get on the list and we will call you with pricing when we start scheduling.
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We are not booking these jobs yet. Leave your details and we will call you when we start scheduling.
- Serving Greene, Owen, Monroe, Lawrence, Martin & Daviess counties
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a grease trap be cleaned?
The standard guideline is to clean a trap before fats, oils, grease, and settled solids reach about 25 percent of its capacity. For most commercial kitchens that works out to every 1 to 3 months depending on cooking volume and trap size, but local code can set a hard minimum. In Bloomington, for example, City of Bloomington Utilities requires grease traps to be pumped at least every 30 days and grease interceptors at least every 90 days, with each cleanout reported through SwiftComply. Once our grease service launches, we will set schedules to meet your local rule.
What is the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor?
They do the same job at different scales. A grease trap is the smaller under-sink or in-floor unit found in many kitchens. A grease interceptor is the larger in-ground tank used by higher-volume operations. Our grease service will handle both once it launches.
What happens if I do not clean my grease trap?
A full or neglected trap causes slow drains, foul sewer odors, health code violations and fines, and eventually a backup into the kitchen during service. Grease that escapes into the sewer or septic system can also cause expensive damage downstream. Regular cleaning avoids all of it.
Will you offer scheduled grease trap maintenance for businesses?
That is the plan. Once our truck equipped for grease is in service, we intend to set restaurants and commercial kitchens up on a recurring pumping schedule so cleaning happens before it becomes a problem and you have a service record on hand for inspections. Get on the list and we will call you when we start booking.
How much does grease trap cleaning cost?
We will quote per kitchen once grease service launches. Pricing will depend on the size of the trap or interceptor, how easy it is to access, and how often it is serviced.
Do you offer emergency grease trap pumping?
Not yet. We are not taking grease trap jobs of any kind until our truck equipped for grease is in service, so if a trap is backing up today, call a grease hauler who can come now. Get on our list and we will reach out when we start booking.
Grease Trap Cleaning is coming soon
Get on the list and we will call you when we start booking. For septic service, we are open 7 days a week.