Grease Trap Pumping and Cleaning Services Suffolk County NY
Grease traps keep food and grease in kitchen wastewater, such as animal fats and vegetable oils, out of the sewer. Without these traps, sewer lines can clog with grease and cause backups. Grease traps are especially important to keep functioning well if you run a restaurant or business that relies heavily on the use of a kitchen. The odor alone wouldn’t be good for business, let alone the fact that your kitchen cannot function without free-flowing lines.
CityWide Sewer & Drain thoroughly pumps your grease trap, ridding your business of odors and safety hazards. Our experienced technicians do more than just skim the trap or leave hardened deposits. Rather, they clean the entire trap and scrape away any and all hardened grease. Our thorough cleaning process means there won’t be an accumulation of old grease, your workspace will be odor-free, and you’ll need your grease trap pumped less often.
Why Restaurants Choose CityWide For Their Grease Trap Pumping and Cleaning Services in Suffolk County?
- All grease is 100% recycled
- Free on-site evaluation & quotes
- Interior and exterior traps serviced
- Maintenance contracts available
- Certified waste manifests
We also prepare all of your paperwork for the recycling process to be handled by Grease Waste Service, including any specific documentation requirements that vary from town to town. Our highly trained staff is knowledgeable of the issues that affect your grease recycling and we work with your local municipality to ensure that your establishment is following current regulations. Grease Waste Service’s recycling plans relieve you and your staff of the cost and time involved with the recycling process, and their customer service representatives are readily available to answer any questions you may have.
Restaurant and Commercial Kitchen Grease Trap Maintenance In Suffolk County NY
Remember, the best way to protect your commercial kitchen’s grease trap and ensure that it’s doing its job keeping food and grease out of the sewer is through regularly scheduled maintenance. Our service plans include 30-day, 60-day, or 90 day options for commercial kitchens. Give us a call to discuss these plans in more detail.
Grease Trap Pumping and Cleaning Services Near Me in Suffolk County NY
- Amityville
- Asharoken
- Babylon
- Bayport
- Bay Shore
- Baywood
- Brentwood
- Brightwaters
- Blue Point
- Centerport
- Centereach
- Central Islip
- Cold Spring Harbor
- Commack
- Deer Park
- Dix Hills
- East Northport
- Eatons Neck
- Elwood
- Farmingville
- Fort Salonga
- Greenlawn
- Head of The Harbor
- Hauppauge
- Holbrook
- Holtsville
- Huntington
- Islandia
- Islip
- Islip Terrace
- Kings Park
- Lake Grove
- Lake Ronkonkoma
- Lindenhurst
- Lloyd Harbor
- Medford
- Melville
- Nesconset
- Nissequogue
- Northport
- Old Field
- Patchogue
- Ronkonkoma
- Sayville
- Smithtown
- St. James
- Stony Brook
- Setauket-East Setauket
- Terryville
- West Islip
- West Hills
- West Sayville
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Eastern Suffolk County Cities, Towns, and Villages We Serve…
- Aquebbogue
- Baiting Hollow
- Belle Terre
- Bellport
- Brookhaven
- Center Moriches
- Coram
- Cutchogue
- East Marion
- East Moriches
- Gordon Heights
- Greenport
- Jamesport
- Laurel
- Manorville
- Mastic
- Mastic Beach
- Mattituck
- Middle Island
- Miller Place
- Montauk
- Moriches
- Mt. Sinai
- Napeague
- New Suffolk
- Northville
- Noyack
- Orient
- Peconic
- Poquott
- Port Jefferson
- Ridge
- Riverhead
- Rocky Point
- Selden
- Shelter Island
- Shirley
- Shoreham
- Sound Beach
- Southold
- Upton
- Wading River
- Yaphank
Towns and Villages We Serve In The Hamptons…
- Amagansett
- Bridgehampton
- East Hampton
- Eastport
- East Quogue
- Hampton Bays
- North Sea
- Northwest Harbor
- Quogue
- Remsenburg
- Sagaponack
- Sag Harbor
- Shinnecock Bay
- Shinnecock Hills
- Southampton
- Speonk
- Springs
- Wainscott
- Water Mill
- Westhampton
- West Hampton Dunes
- Westhampton Beach
Call Citywide today to schedule Grease Trap services in any of the above towns and regions in Suffolk county: 1.800.310.2564.
