Grease trap and interceptor service (614) 858-3919
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How It Works

We are a connection service. You call one number, enter your ZIP code and speak directly with an independent grease trap provider serving your area.

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Calls connect you with independent local providers, who confirm availability and pricing.

  • One number for traps and interceptors
  • You speak directly with the provider
  • Pricing is set by the provider before any work starts
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Get Connected for Grease Trap Service

One call connects you with a provider serving your area.

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  1. 1Enter your ZIP code. A short prompt makes sure you reach someone who covers your area.
  2. 2Get connected. Share your trap or interceptor size and when it was last pumped.
  3. 3Get pricing and schedule service. The provider confirms pricing before any work begins.
Grease trap backing up? Stop running water into the affected kitchen drains until the trap has been pumped.

What to have ready when you call

  1. 1Your business address and ZIP code
  2. 2Trap or interceptor, and its size if you know it
  3. 3When it was last pumped
  4. 4Whether it is backing up now or you have an inspection coming
  1. 1Call and enter your ZIP
  2. 2Get connected to a provider
  3. 3Get a quote and schedule
  4. 4Keep your service record
Step 1

Call and enter your ZIP code

Call (614) 858-3919. A short automated prompt asks for the ZIP code of the business that needs service, not your home address. That ZIP is used to route your call to a provider who covers that location.

Hours vary by provider. If no provider is available when you call, try again later or call during regular business hours.

Step 2

Get connected to a provider

Your call is passed to an independent local grease trap service provider, and you speak with them directly. Describe whether you have an indoor trap or an outdoor interceptor, its size if you know it, when it was last pumped and whether anything is backing up now.

We are a connection service and do not own trucks, employ technicians or perform the work. The provider is a separate business.

Step 3

Get a quote and schedule

The provider assesses what you need, gives you their price and schedules the service. Ask what the price includes, such as full pump-out, scraping, jetting and disposal fees, so there are no surprises.

Any agreement is between you and the provider. You can decline if the price or timing does not work for you.

Step 4

Keep your service record

When the work is done, ask the provider for a written service record and the disposal manifest showing where the waste was taken. Keep both together for inspections. Many local authorities ask to see several past records, not just the latest one.

What to do before the provider arrives

  • If the trap is backing up, stop running water to the kitchen drains.
  • Clear access to the trap or interceptor lids: move stock, mats, cars or dumpsters.
  • Find your last service record and any inspection notice so the provider can see them.
  • Let staff know which sinks and dishwashers will be off while the work is done.
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Don't wait for the next backup

One call reaches an independent provider serving your area. Ask about pricing and scheduling before any work starts.

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