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Restaurant Grease Trap Services in Miami, Florida

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Every commercial kitchen in Miami, Florida needs a properly sized grease trap or interceptor that is pumped before fats, oils, grease and food solids build up โ€” commonly before they reach 25% of its capacity, and many cities also set a maximum number of days between pump-outs. Below are 15 grease trap and interceptor service companies in the Miami area.

Miami rule: Miami-Dade requires a Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) operating permit, renewed every year, for any food business that discharges grease to the sewer. The permit sets how often your interceptor must be pumped; pump-outs are reported to the county online and must be done by a county-permitted hauler. Read the Miami restaurant compliance guide.

Eco Pump Services

5.0(163 reviews on Google)

Pembroke Pines, FL

Champion Septic Tank - Grease Trap

5.0(44 reviews on Google)

Miami, FL

All City Septic

4.8(143 reviews on Google)

Miami, FL

Alligator Septic

4.9(31 reviews on Google)

Coral Gables, FL

Ez Plumbing Septic & Grease Trap

4.8(39 reviews on Google)

Miami, FL

Grease Connections

5.0(17 reviews on Google)

Miami, FL

Quick Clean US

5.0(8 reviews on Google)

Miami, FL

Johnson Environmental Services

4.5(60 reviews on Google)

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Ameri-Clean Pumping Miami

4.6(11 reviews on Google)

Palmetto Bay, FL

Grease Trap Compliance Guides

Understand the regulations, inspection requirements, and best practices for grease trap in your restaurant.

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