Nassau & Suffolk County Grease Trap Maintenance, Service, & Installation



Indoor Grease Trap

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A grease interceptor collects grease from a kitchen area. All waste products enter the grease trap as seen in the diagram. Water flows on the pipe on the left side. Gray water it's coming from the kitchen area entering the grease interceptor and collects in there. The grease and heavy materials collected will basically separate from the water and on the second tank of the grease interceptor as you can see in the diagram will pass through this pipe with cleaner water. The water in this area will collect without debris because it will be left on the other side of the tank. Grease interceptors need to be maintained. Grease interceptors must be cleaned, maintained, emptied it out after a certain timeframe. That timeframe for maintenance will depend on the volume of usage and tank capacity. Please contact Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Tank Service today for all your grease trap cleaning needs.




Murphy's Cesspool & Septic | Grease Trap Lesson

  •  Industrial Grease Trap Cleaning
  •  Grease Trap Maintenance
  •  Grease Trap Service
  •  Environmental Code Requirements Met
The grease level of an industrial grease trap should not exceed 2 feet, or it by law will require service. Murphy'sCesspool & Septic Service insures that your grease trap is not only up to standard, but we clean all traps thoroughly including all water and grease. 

Many companies charge a small fee, and only empty the water excess underneath the grease of an industrial grease trap to lower the level as opposed to thoroughly cleaning grease from the unit. 
For a thorough grease trap cleaning done by an industry professional complete to standard health codes, and with integrity please call: 

Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service | Suffolk County & Nassau County, Long Island, NY 
Email: Service@NYSeptic.com Phone: 631.758.4171 | 631.476.5484

Murphy's Cesspool & Septic Service Grease Trap Installations | Suffolk County | New York | 631.758.4171


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