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A Cambie Grease Cleaning knows the importance of regularly maintaining and cleaning your grease traps. We’ve been doing it for almost two decades! It’s a preventative measure and a part of regular maintenance because waiting until you notice something is wrong can cost your business even more time and money in the long run, and it could even cost you customers.
We work with many restaurants throughout the Lower Mainland, and in our years of grease cleaning, we’ve seen and heard countless horror stories of the consequences of not properly maintaining a grease trap, and trust us, you don’t want it to happen to your business. The worst part is it’s totally avoidable!
As a general rule of thumb, it’s best to avoid putting grease down the drain altogether, because that’s where the grease will settle and harden- in your pipes. Once in your pipes, it can continue to build up, restricting water flow until it eventually gets to the point where it blocks your pipe completely. This is a worst case scenario, and can take extensive time to fix, and it will probably require a plumber or other professional to come out and fix it.
Although realistically we know that some grease going down the drain is unavoidable, especially at a busy restaurant. That’s why the grease trap is there- to separate the grease from the water. The trap filters out the grease, allowing only the water through to the wastewater disposal system.
Sometimes, even the grease trap can get clogged, and the best way to avoid this is to get your grease trap regularly maintained and cleaned. Depending on where the obstruction is, it can cause your grease trap to overflow, your sink to stop draining, and even stop multiple sinks and toilets from draining.
Not only is it a huge inconvenience, but the associated smells can carry around the entire establishment and scare away customers.
Cleaning grease traps is essential for numerous businesses in the Lower Mainland, including Surrey, Vancouver, Richmond, and surrounding communities.