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Service Scheduling to Meet the Needs of Your Restaurant or Facility

Comprehensive Manifests Including Interceptor Reports Required by Many Areas Such As Anne Arundel, City of Annapolis, and Howard County

Power Washing of Traps

Water Jet Cleaning of Pipes and Sewer Lines

Sewer Line Video Inspection

Robert F. Beall & Son’s offers grease trap cleaning on a regularly scheduled maintenance basis and 24 hour a day emergency service. We service Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Prince Georges (PG), Howard and Montgomery Counties. We also install and repair grease traps. It is important to have a properly sized and functioning grease trap. Grease traps are needed in establishments that have food preparation on site. Cooking grease that gets washed off of appliances cause’s problems in drains and sewers if a grease trap is not installed and maintained properly. Regular cleaning of your grease trap will help to ensure that your grease trap is functioning properly. Call today to have your grease trap put on a maintenance schedule for cleaning.

HOW DOES A GREASE TRAP/INTERCEPTOR WORK?
A grease trap is a small tank built in wastewater piping. This trap holds the water long enough for the FOG’s (Fat, Grease, and Oil) to coagulate and rise to the surface and solid debris to settle to the bottom. The grease can then be removed and disposed of properly.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I HAVE MY GREASE TRAP/INTERCEPTOR CLEANED?
How often you have your grease trap cleaned is based off of several factors including size and usage. Upon inspection and cleaning of your grease trap our technicians can recommend a maintenance schedule.

WHY SHOULD I HAVE MY GREASE TRAP/INTERCEPTOR CLEANED?
Having your grease trap cleaned on a regular basis will help ensure proper disposal of the FOG’s (Fats, Oil, and Grease) created in food production. If FOG’s enter into your wastewater pipes it can cause problems in the collection system pipes. It will also hamper the effectiveness of wastewater treatment plants. In addition to it being the responsible act for your wastewater pipes certain areas including Anne Arundel County, City of Annapolis, Howard County, Montgomery County, and Prince George’s (PG) County have inspectors who will test the level of grease in your trap. If the grease level exceeds recommendations you can be cited, fined, or your establishment can be closed by the county.