Grease Trap Articles

Prevention and maintenance are key to grease trap safety.

Tune in as Walt “Clay” Kucharski, owner of Walt Kucharski Septic Service Inc. tells you what it’s like to inherit a 54-year-old business from parents who long-resisted attempts to modernize operations.

Tightening regulations. Rising disposal costs. Curse words for a septic pumper. Tackle it all with these grease handling equipment picks.

Watch as an Ohio septic tank and grease trap pumping company owner explains in this video why beneficial reuse of septage is so important to the industry.

Virginia’s J.L. Bishop Contractor serves both environmental cleanup and commercial septic, grease service customers for a winning revenue-boosting strategy.

Population shifts in an area of dynamic suburban and ex-urban growth create constant new challenges for Wisconsin’s Stanley Walter Septic Service.

Dewatering units, containment systems, additives and portable vacuums keep grease under control and drain lines open.

It’s not enough for Brownie’s Wastewater Solutions to collect multiple waste streams for customers. They want to identify a recycling use for everything they pump.

For Slovenian grease trap specialist BIOPLUS, customer satisfaction requires carefully maintaining disposal systems to limit costly and inconvenient emergency calls.

Hiring a consultant and a salesperson wasn’t cheap, but Rob Ratta says the business-building moves have paid off in rising revenues