Grease Traps
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We can help repair, maintain or replace your grease trap
Grease traps play an important role in plumbing systems where their is a potential for large amounts of grease to be poured down a drain. These unites protect sanitary sewer lines, including those located behind walls or under concrete floors, from filling up with harden grease.
Plumbers 911 can refer you to a contractor in your area, who is knowledgeable about grease traps.
What is a grease trap?
A grease trap is a plumbing device that cuts off fat, oils and grease (FOG) before they reach sanitary pipes. Large amounts of FOG can clog up your sanitary line, resulting in costly repairs or the installation of a new line. When FOGs are poured down a drain, they will cool down and harden. As time goes on, the FOGs will build up in certain areas and restrict the flow of water and other liquids. Eventually, the line will become blocked. When this happen, the repairs can be costly.
Oftentimes, a speciality truck is needed to hyrdojet the line to remove the clog. In some instances, the buildup can be so great that it can blow the line. In other cases, a plumber must break up a concrete floor in order to replace the line.
Cleaning, repairing or replacing your grease trap
If your grease trap is malfunctioning, call Plumbers 911 so we can refer you to an area plumber experienced in this field.
Rest assured; our contractors will do everything they can to repair your existing grease trap. However, if the problem cannot be fixed, our contractors can replace your grease trap to ensure it functions properly and keeps your home or business free of FOG clogs.
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