Restaurants and commercial kitchens across the Lakes Region. We pump and deep-clean grease interceptors, keep your drains flowing, and leave the manifest your town and health inspector want.
A grease interceptor's whole job is to stop fats, oils, and grease from reaching your septic system or the town sewer. When it fills, grease carries downstream — clogged lines, backed-up floor drains, foul odors, and a failed health inspection. Most towns also require a pump manifest on a set interval whether you think it's full or not.
We pump the trap completely, scrape the walls and baffles, check the flow, and hand you dated documentation for your compliance file.
Grease trap pumping is priced by trap size and access — most fall between $175 and $450 per service. Scheduled accounts get a lower per-visit rate.
Many NH towns require service every 30–90 days for a busy kitchen; a lighter operation may go quarterly. We'll match the interval to your volume and your town's rule.
Grease escapes downstream and clogs your lines or drainfield, drains back up, odors set in, and you can fail a health inspection. It's far cheaper to pump on schedule.
Yes — every service comes with a dated manifest you can keep in your compliance file.
Straight prices, quoted before the truck rolls. Residential and commercial.
Tell us where the property is and what's going on. We'll get right back to you with a straight price.
We reply to every request within 2 business hours — emergencies first.
Lakes Region