Frequently Asked Questions

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Trap King Solutions is founded on the principles of faith in God. Our mission is to provide top-quality grease trap cleaning services while upholding integrity, respect, and excellence in all aspects of our work.

Here's an overview of the grease trap cleaning process:

1. Inspection: A technician will inspect the grease trap to assess the level of grease buildup and determine if cleaning is necessary.
2. Preparation: The area around the grease trap is prepared for cleaning, which may involve removing access covers or lids.
3. Pumping: Using specialized equipment, such as vacuum trucks or pump-out equipment, the accumulated grease and wastewater are pumped out of the grease trap.
4. Scrubbing and Rinsing: After pumping out the grease, the interior of the grease trap is scrubbed to remove any remaining residue. It may also be rinsed with water to ensure thorough cleaning.
5. Inspection and Maintenance: Once cleaned, the technician may inspect the grease trap components for any signs of damage or wear and perform any necessary maintenance or repairs.
6. Disposal: The collected grease and wastewater are properly disposed of according to local regulations. In some cases, the grease may be recycled or converted into biofuel.

Grease trap cleaning is essential for maintaining proper drainage and preventing sewer blockages, foul odors, and environmental pollution. It's typically performed on a regular schedule based on the usage and size of the grease trap, with larger traps often requiring more frequent cleaning. Failure to clean grease traps results in fines from your local city/district.