Professional Grease Trap Pumping Services
Serving restaurants and commercial kitchens across Northwest Florida with reliable FOG compliance services
Complete Grease Trap Management
End-to-end solutions for restaurant FOG compliance
- Regular scheduled pumping
- Emergency overflow service
- Complete trap cleaning
- Line jetting service
- Disposal manifests provided
- Record keeping service
- Inspection preparation
- Violation prevention
- Full-service restaurants
- Fast food chains
- Hotels & resorts
- Schools & hospitals
Grease Trap Service by City
Destin
150+ restaurants served
Fort Walton Beach
120+ restaurants served
Niceville
45+ restaurants served
Crestview
60+ restaurants served
Panama City
200+ restaurants served
Panama City Beach
180+ restaurants served
Lynn Haven
35+ restaurants served
Callaway
25+ restaurants served
Walton County
100+ restaurants served
Bay County
300+ restaurants served
Regulatory Requirements:
- • 30-day maximum pumping interval
- • 25% rule - pump when 25% full of grease
- • Licensed waste hauler required
- • Disposal manifests must be kept 3 years
- • Annual inspections mandatory
- • Proper trap sizing per seating capacity
Penalties for Non-Compliance:
- • First violation: $250-$500 fine
- • Repeat violations: $500-$2,500 fine
- • Sewer blockage: $1,000-$10,000+ liability
- • Environmental damage: $5,000+ penalties
- • Health code violations: Business closure
- • Criminal charges for gross negligence
Frequently Asked Questions
Most restaurants need grease trap pumping every 30 days to comply with local regulations. High-volume establishments may require pumping every 2-3 weeks, while smaller operations might extend to 60 days with proper maintenance.
FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) compliance refers to following local regulations for proper grease management. This includes regular pumping, maintaining records, using licensed haulers, and preventing grease from entering the sewer system.
Grease trap pumping typically costs $175-$750 depending on trap size. Small traps (under 500 gallons) cost $175-$275, standard traps (500-1000 gallons) cost $275-$450, and large interceptors (1000+ gallons) cost $450-$750. Monthly contracts save 20%.
Neglecting grease trap pumping can result in backups, foul odors, health code violations, fines ($250-$10,000), sewer damage liability, and potential business closure. Regular pumping prevents these costly problems.
Small Traps
$175-$275
Under 500 gallons
- • Small restaurants
- • Coffee shops
- • Delis
Standard Traps
$275-$450
500-1000 gallons
- • Full-service restaurants
- • Fast food chains
- • Cafeterias
Large Interceptors
$450-$750
1000+ gallons
- • Hotels & resorts
- • Food courts
- • Large facilities
Certifications & Compliance
- • Licensed FOG waste hauler
- • EPA compliant disposal
- • Insured and bonded
- • Health department approved
Service Excellence
- • 24/7 emergency response
- • Flexible scheduling
- • Complete documentation
- • Preventive maintenance
Business Benefits
- • Avoid costly fines
- • Prevent business interruption
- • Maintain health ratings
- • Reduce odor complaints
Track Record
- • 1,000+ restaurants served
- • 15+ years experience
- • 4.9 star rating
- • 99% on-time service
Keep Your Restaurant Compliant & Running Smoothly
Join 1,000+ restaurants that trust Prime Plumbing for grease trap service
Emergency service available 24/7 • Licensed & insured • FOG certified