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Grease Trap Cleaning in Phoenix, AZ

Essential Maintenance for Phoenix Restaurants

For any commercial kitchen in the Valley, managing Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) is a constant battle. When grease traps overflow or the lines connecting them become choked with hardened grease, the result is disastrous: foul odors, slow drains, sewage backups, and severe health department fines.

The Hydro Jetting Solution for FOG

Unlike snaking, which simply pushes through the center of a grease blockage, hydro jetting uses high-temperature, high-pressure water to literally melt and scour hardened grease from the walls of your commercial plumbing lines.

Comprehensive Commercial Service

  • Inlet/Outlet Line Jetting: We clean the crucial lines leading into and out of your grease interceptor, where blockages most frequently occur.
  • Floor Sinks & Drains: Clearing the sticky accumulation that causes slow drainage in prep and wash areas.
  • Odor Elimination: By removing the rotting organic matter clinging to pipe walls, we eliminate the source of drain flies and foul smells.

Preventative Maintenance Programs

We partner with restaurants, cafeterias, and industrial kitchens across Maricopa County to establish routine maintenance schedules. By jetting your lines quarterly or bi-annually, we guarantee your plumbing will never be the reason your kitchen has to shut down during a Friday night rush.

Grease lines need a rhythm, not a rescue. How often to hydro jet a sewer line explains how to set an interval before the next backup sets it for you.

Common Questions

Yes. Pumping removes the contents of the interceptor itself; line jetting clears the inlet and outlet pipes connecting the trap to the kitchen and the city sewer. Most restaurants need both, on different schedules.

Slow floor drains in the kitchen, gurgling at three-compartment sinks, foul odors near the trap, or backups during peak service hours all indicate the inlet/outlet lines are constricted with hardened FOG.

Affected fixtures will be offline during the actual jetting, usually 60 to 90 minutes. Most restaurants schedule service overnight or during off-peak hours so the line of business is not disrupted.

Yes. Service tickets include date, scope, and line condition notes that satisfy most municipal FOG-program documentation requirements in Maricopa County.