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Why Is Grease Trap Cleaning Important ?

In the food service industry, proper maintenance and cleanliness of equipment are of utmost importance. One vital aspect that often goes unnoticed but plays a significant role in maintaining a healthy and hygienic environment is grease trap cleaning. If you own or manage a restaurant, you’re probably aware of the importance of keeping your grease trap clean, but do you know why it’s crucial?

Grease traps are designed to capture and separate fats, oils, and grease (commonly known as FOG) from wastewater, preventing these substances from entering the sewer system. Over time, these traps become filled with FOG, leading to a range of problems, including clogged pipes, foul odors, and even potential health hazards. Regular grease trap cleaning not only helps prevent blockages and backups but also ensures compliance with local regulations and avoids costly fines. Moreover, it promotes a more efficient wastewater management system, safeguarding the environment. So, if you want to maintain a clean and safe restaurant, investing in grease trap cleaning is an absolute necessity.

 

Professional Grease Trap Cleaning and Emptying Services in Bournemouth and Poole

Grease trap cleaning service

RM Liquid are specialists in grease trap services, including installation, cleaning, and maintenance. We are available 24/7 to assist you with your retail or hospitality liquid waste removal. 

With over 40years in the industry, we have the expertise, equipment, and knowledge to ensure thorough cleaning and compliance with regulations. More so with a fleet of liquid waste vacuum tankers in a range of sizes, no job is too big or too small. 

Our operations cover clients all across Dorset, Hampshire & Wiltshire and surrounding areas. No matter the problem you are facing, we can design a customised service for you.

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Not Sure If You Need Professional Grease Trap Cleaning?

Are you in restaurants, cafes, pubs, bars and inns, schools and colleges, or any kind of hospitality business? While regular grease trap cleaning is necessary, it’s also important to recognize the signs that your grease trap may require immediate attention. Ignoring these signs can lead to more significant problems down the line. Here are a few telltale signs:

  1. One of the most obvious signs that your grease trap needs cleaning is slow-draining sinks. If you notice that water is taking longer to drain than usual, it may indicate a buildup of FOG in your trap. This should be addressed promptly to prevent further blockages and backups.
  2. Another sign is foul odors emanating from your drains or grease trap area. As mentioned earlier, decomposing FOG can produce unpleasant smells that can spread throughout your establishment. If you notice persistent odors, it’s a clear indication that your grease trap needs cleaning.
  3. If you observe a sudden increase in pest activity, such as flies or cockroaches, it could be a result of a poorly maintained grease trap. These pests are attracted to the odors emitted by decomposing FOG and can infest your restaurant if the issue is not addressed promptly.
  4. If you experience repeated plumbing issues, such as recurring clogs or backups, it may be a sign that your grease trap is not functioning correctly. These issues can be attributed to a buildup of FOG in the trap, and cleaning it should resolve the problem.

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We provide a variety of waste disposal, collection, and waste management services. Some of the areas we cover include:

  • Alton

  • Andover

  • Basingstoke

  • Bearwood

  • Beaminster

  • Blandford forum

  • Boscombe

  • Bournemouth

  • Bransgore

  • Bridport

  • Broadstone

  • Brockenhurst

  • Charminster

  • Christchurch

  • Corfe Mullen

  • Dorchester 

  • Eastleigh 

  • Fareham 

  • Ferndown

  • Highcliffe

  • Lymington

  • Lytchett Minster

  • Milford on Sea

  • The New Forest

  • New Milton

  • West Parley

  • Parkstone

  • Poole

  • Portsmouth

  • Ringwood

  • Salisbury 

  • Shaftesbury 

  • Southampton 

  • Swanage

  • Swindon

  • Upton

  • Verwood

  • Wareham

  • Westbury 

  • Weymouth

  • Wilton

  • Wimborne

  • Winchester 

  • Winton

  • Alton

  • Andover

  • Basingstoke

  • Bearwood

  • Beaminster

  • Blandford forum

  • Boscombe

  • Bournemouth

  • Bransgore

  • Bridport

  • Broadstone

  • Brockenhurst

  • Charminster

  • Christchurch

  • Corfe Mullen

  • Dorchester 

  • Eastleigh 

  • Fareham 

  • Ferndown

  • Highcliffe

  • Lymington

  • Lytchett Minster

  • Milford on Sea

  • The New Forest

  • New Milton

  • West Parley

  • Parkstone

  • Poole

  • Portsmouth

  • Ringwood

  • Salisbury 

  • Shaftesbury 

  • Southampton 

  • Swanage

  • Swindon

  • Upton

  • Verwood

  • Wareham

  • Westbury 

  • Weymouth

  • Wilton

  • Wimborne

  • Winchester 

  • Winton

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