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Grease Interceptor Service for Property Managers
Shared interceptors, multiple food tenants and one person who ends up owning the records.
In a multi-tenant building, the grease interceptor is rarely anyone's clear responsibility until it backs up. Then it is yours: a tenant cannot trade, another tenant's floor drain is affected, and the maintenance history is spread across three contractors.
We service shared and per-tenant interceptors on a consolidated schedule, with records kept per unit so responsibility is traceable.
What matters most in your operation
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Shared systems, multiple contributors
When several kitchens feed one interceptor, loading is faster and less predictable. Measured intervals matter more, not less.
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One schedule instead of five
Consolidated servicing across tenants and buildings means one calendar, one contact and one set of records.
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Records that survive staff turnover
Service history stays organised by address and unit so a new building operator can pick it up.
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Tenant access and coordination
Access often runs through a tenant's kitchen or a loading area. We coordinate the visit so it does not become your phone tree.
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Urgent response without a new procurement
When something overflows, an existing provider who already knows the building is faster than starting from scratch.
Put your service on a schedule that fits your hours
Tell us your operating hours and we will build the cleaning schedule around them.
The systems we service
In-ground interceptors, shared building units and individual tenant traps, each recorded separately with capacity, loading and condition.
Scheduling and access
Building-wide schedules with per-tenant visits, coordinated to tenant operating hours and building access rules.
Questions from operators like you
Can servicing be billed and recorded per tenant?
Service records are kept per unit and address so you can attribute work to the right tenant. Billing arrangements are set when the account is opened.
Who is responsible for a shared interceptor?
That depends on your leases, not on us — but the practical answer is that whoever schedules it prevents the problem. We can service a shared unit under the building account or per tenant.
Can you handle several buildings in your portfolio?
Yes. Multiple properties can run on one schedule with separate records per address.
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Request a quote for your facility
Send us the details and we will come back with a price and a service window. Urgent problem right now? Call 587-332-2200.