FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding what to expect and how to maintain helps save money with less downtime and future cost.
How often should grease trap be cleaned?
This can be determined by our years of experience to put a plan in place to meet your grease trap maintenance needs depending on your business activities. Monthly is generally a great starting point and determining future cleaning on a full FOG report.
Where does the grease trap waste get disposed?
With all waste that is extracted from your grease trap it is fully recycled to create energy through biodigesters throughout Ontario. We support our local farmers that have on site biodigesters on their farms.
What is a FOG report?
To show transparency and compliant within city and manufacture guidelines this FOG report which is short form for "Fats, Oil and Grease" is provided with every cleaning. The report provides grease trap condition and what was extracted at cleaning.
What are the best practices to help maintain grease trap?
First and for most cleaning on a routine schedule is the most important. Putting sink screens in and trying to keep out large debris from pipes are important. Also any pots or pans with oil or food should be disposed of properly and not just rinsed down the sink.
What coverage area do you service?
We provide service in the southwestern area of Ontario. Give us a call and we can help with making sure your grease trap needs are fulfilled.
Replacement of Grease Trap Recommendation you have?
Over many years of experience we have learn that when replacing grease trap make sure your trap meets your business needs in size and also plastic grease trap last much longer and more durable than a steel trap.