Grease Trap Installation
Does your kitchen sink frequently clog up?
A common cause of kitchen sinks clogging is the accumulation of fats, oils, or grease (FOG) in the drain pipe. You can avoid such issues by not pouring greasy waste down your drain. But since that’s not always practical, we can provide you with the more convenient alternative of a grease trap installation.
Whether you need one for your residential or commercial property, contact MT Drains & Plumbing today for a free onsite estimate.
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Pouring greasy waste down your kitchen drain can cause problems not just for you, but also for your neighbors. That’s because the waste can clog up main sewer lines and jeopardize waste treatment facilities, causing problems for your entire neighborhood.
At MT Drains & Plumbing, we help our GTA customers avoid such problems by installing a specially engineered grease interceptor.
We typically complete grease trap installations in one visit. We also keep the service cost-effective without compromising on quality. Regardless of where you live in the GTA, contact us today for your own grease trap installation.
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MT Drains & Plumbing has built a reputation for offering some of the best commercial, and industrial drain cleaning services. We provide plumbing and drain service to commercial and industrial customers in Aurora, Newmarket, Maple, Markham, Oshawa, Richmond Hill, and the Greater Vaughan Area.
Our licensed plumbing professionals can get your clogged drains flowing. It doesn’t matter the nature of the business or the extent of the blockage—we will solve the problem promptly and with minimal disruption to your business.
How Grease Traps Works
The typical grease trap works by separating and catching fats, oils, or grease (FOG) while letting normal waste flow freely through your drainpipes. By reducing the amount of FOG that enters your drainage system, the waste accumulation that leads to drain blockages (or main sewer blockages) is less likely to occur.
The optimal installation location for a grease interceptor is along the drainpipe. When hot or warm greasy water enters it, the system will retain it until it cools. After cooling, any greasy material within the wastewater will coagulate and separate before rising to the top of the trap.
Once the grease separates, the remaining wastewater will continue its journey to the sewer. To prevent the grease trap from clogging, you have to clean out the collected grease.
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Residential Grease Trap Installation
A home’s kitchen is typically a busy place. Aside from impeding the functionality and comfort of the room, a clogged sink can cause health hazards by becoming a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. Our team can prevent this by installing a grease trap that efficiently protects your drainage system.
There are various types of grease traps and the right one for your residential property will depend on how much waste you generate. Our technicians have the expertise and tools to ensure you get a grease trap that offers optimal protection for your system.
Commercial Grease Trap installation
Restaurants, cafeterias, and similar establishments generate far more FOG than the average home. Mechanic workshops also work with lots of grease that can clog up their plumbing.
Regardless of the type or size of your commercial establishment, MT Drains & Plumbing can provide you with a grease trap that handles your volume of waste disposal. We also provide grease interceptor maintenance services to keep the system functioning safely and optimally at all times.
Call us today for a free installation estimate and to schedule installation services.
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