Grease trap cleaning can depend on various factors, such as the size of the trap and the volume of FOGs generated. We recommend cleaning your business's grease trap every three months as advised by local regulations.

Signs of a failing lift station may include strong odor, slow drainage, water or sewer backups, or alarms indicating system malfunction. If you noticed these signs call us for lift station maintenance services. 

If you notice slow or standing water around storm drains, foul odors, or visible debris, it may indicate a need for a storm drain cleaning service. Trust our experts to assess the situation and provide appropriate services.

Grease traps not maintained on a regular basis will result in the discharge of brown grease into waste streams. Grease mixed with cold water and sewage causes major clogs in sewer lines.

Grease traps not maintained on a regular basis will result in back-ups in your restaurant. Every restaurant has a horror story of all drains backing up and paying a large bill to repair or, in worst-case scenario… shutting your doors for the day or longer.
Grease traps not maintained on a regular basis can result in odor problems outside where customers park and, in some cases, inside the restaurant.

Each LGA (Local Governing Authority) has specific requirements. The sizing is based on many factors, with the most important factor being the number of seats in your establishment.

The servicing frequency varies depending on the requirements of LGA. Typically, indoor grease traps are serviced from 30-90 days. Outdoor grease traps have serviced a minimum of 90 days and a maximum of 180 days. Check with LGA to verify your facilities requirements.

Typically, indoor grease traps are serviced for 30-90 days. Outdoor grease traps have serviced a minimum of 90 days and a maximum of 180 days.

Ameri-Clean Pumping provides Grease Trap Solutions in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and The Florida Keys.