A full grease trap can shut a kitchen down. Stewart Septic Services keeps restaurants and commercial kitchens across Middle Georgia flowing with scheduled grease trap service.
Every commercial kitchen sends fats, oils and grease down its drains. A grease trap or grease interceptor catches that material before it can harden in the plumbing, the sewer line or a septic system. But a trap can only hold so much — once it fills, grease passes right through.
Stewart Septic Services provides grease trap and interceptor pumping for restaurants, cafeterias, churches, schools and other commercial kitchens across Macon and Middle Georgia. We pump the trap completely and can set you up on a recurring schedule based on your volume.
We know a kitchen can't afford to be down during service hours, so we work with you to schedule pumping at a time that keeps your business running.
Grease problems show up fast in a busy kitchen.
Grease buildup narrows lines until sinks and floor drains stop keeping up.
A full trap produces odors that customers and staff notice.
Hardened grease can block lines and back wastewater into the kitchen.
Many local systems have rules for how grease is managed and how often traps are serviced.
How often a grease trap needs to be pumped depends on its size and how much cooking your kitchen does. Busy restaurants may need service far more often than a small cafeteria. A recurring schedule takes the guesswork out of it.
When grease gets past a full trap, it cools and hardens in the pipes downstream. That can mean emergency line cleaning, backups during service and problems with the sewer or septic system the kitchen drains to.
Regular pumping keeps your drains clear, your kitchen smelling right and your business on the right side of local fats, oils and grease requirements.
Grease trap service from Stewart Septic Services includes:
It depends on the trap's size and how much grease your kitchen produces. Many kitchens are serviced on a regular schedule of anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. We'll help you set an interval that fits.
Both catch fats, oils and grease. Grease traps are usually smaller units close to the sink, while grease interceptors are larger tanks, often installed outside, that serve the whole kitchen. We service both.
We'll work with you to schedule service at a time that keeps your kitchen running. Call us to set it up.
We can clear them. Hydro jetting is especially effective at scouring grease out of commercial lines.
From your first phone call to a clean yard, here's exactly what to expect when you call Stewart Septic Services.
Call 478-474-2653 or request service online. We'll get you on the schedule fast — often the same day — and we answer 24/7 for emergencies.
Our crew locates the tank, checks the system and finds the real source of the problem before recommending anything.
We do the work your system actually needs — nothing more — and explain what we did and how to avoid future problems.
When the job is done, we put your yard back the way we found it and leave you with a system that works.
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