Commercial Septic and Grease Trap Service

 

Restaurants, churches, shops and more. Call 770-472-7587.

 

When a business has a septic or grease problem, every hour counts. A backup can close a kitchen, shut down restrooms and send customers somewhere else. Septic Plus helps businesses across Jackson County keep things flowing.

 

We pump grease traps, service commercial septic systems, clean lines and repair pumps and lift stations. We work around your hours so your doors stay open.

 

Who We Serve

 

• Restaurants, cafes and food trucks with a home base

• Churches and event halls

• Schools and day cares

• Offices, shops and strip centers

• Farms, barns and workshops

• Mobile home parks and rental properties

• Gas stations and convenience stores

 

Grease Trap Pumping and Cleaning

 

A grease trap catches fats, oils and grease before they reach the sewer or septic system. Over time it fills up. When it is too full, grease slips through and clogs the lines. That can cause backups, bad smells and trouble with your city or water authority.

 

We pump the trap, scrape the walls, check the baffles and tell you how it looks. Many cities and water authorities set rules for how often traps must be cleaned. We can set up a regular schedule that fits those rules and your business.

 

Commercial Septic System Service

 

Businesses put a lot more water and waste into a septic system than most homes. That means tanks fill faster and drain fields work harder. We offer:

 

• Scheduled septic tank pumping

• Inspections and reports

• Septic repair and drain field repair

• New system installs for new buildings and additions

• Pump tank and lift station service

• Camera checks of sewer and septic lines

• Hydro jetting for grease and sludge in lines

 

Lift Stations and Pumps

 

Many commercial sites use pumps to move waste uphill or to a sewer main. We repair and replace effluent pumps, grinder pumps, floats, alarms and control panels. If your alarm goes off, call us right away, 24/7.

 

Scheduled Service Saves Money

 

The best time to deal with a septic or grease problem is before it happens. A regular pumping schedule keeps your system from backing up during your busiest hours. It also helps you keep good records if an inspector asks.

 

We will look at how much you use your system and suggest a schedule that makes sense. Then we put you on our calendar so you do not have to remember.

 

Why Businesses Choose Septic Plus

 

• Licensed and insured for your peace of mind

• We answer emergencies 24/7 and offer weekend service

• We can work early or late to stay out of your way

• We are family owned and based in Commerce, so we are close by

• We explain what we find and give you clear choices

• New systems we install carry a one-year labor warranty on top of the parts makers' warranties

• Financing may be available for larger projects

 

Tips for Business Owners

 

• Train kitchen staff to scrape plates into the trash, not the sink

• Never pour grease or oil down any drain

• Post signs in restrooms about what not to flush

• Keep a log of every pumping and inspection

• Call at the first sign of slow drains or odors

 

Commercial Service FAQ

 

How often should a grease trap be pumped? It depends on the size of the trap and how much cooking you do. Your city or water authority may also set a schedule. We can help you find the right timing.

 

Can you pump during off hours? Yes. We can often work early in the morning, late in the day or on weekends.

 

Do you service churches and schools? Yes. We work with churches, schools, day cares and other places that see a lot of people.

 

Can you install a new septic system for a new business? Yes. We design and install systems that fit the land, the building and local rules.

 

What if our lift station alarm goes off? Cut back on water use and call us at 770-472-7587. We answer 24/7.

 

What a Grease Trap Visit Looks Like

 

We show up at the time we agreed on and find the trap lids. Our truck pumps out the grease, food solids and water. Then we scrape down the sides so the trap starts clean. We check the inlet and outlet baffles, because a broken baffle lets grease slip past. Before we leave, we put the lids back tight and give you a record of the service for your files.

 

If we see a problem, like a cracked lid or a baffle that is falling apart, we tell you right then. You decide what to fix and when.

 

Outdoor Grease Interceptors and Indoor Traps

 

Some kitchens have a small trap under the sink. Others have a large interceptor buried outside. Both need regular care. Small indoor traps fill fast and may need cleaning often. Big outdoor interceptors hold more but can be harder to reach. We service both kinds, and we can tell you if your trap is the right size for how much you cook.

 

Septic Systems That See Heavy Use

 

Churches, event halls and schools often go from quiet to very busy in one day. A big crowd on Sunday or a wedding on Saturday can push a lot of water into a septic system all at once. That can cause backups if the tank is already full. We can time pumping before big events and check that your drain field can keep up.

 

Farms and workshops have their own needs too. Wash bays, barns and shop sinks can send mud, oil or chemicals toward a septic system. We can help you plan so the system lasts.

 

Planning a New Building or Addition

 

Adding a kitchen, more restrooms or a new building can mean your septic system needs to grow. A system that worked for ten people may not work for fifty. We look at your plans, the land and the local rules, then design and install a system that fits. Getting this right early can save you from costly changes later.

 

Where We Serve Businesses

 

We service businesses in Commerce, Jefferson, Braselton, Hoschton, Pendergrass, Talmo, Maysville, Nicholson, Arcade and all of Jackson County. We also serve nearby parts of Banks, Barrow, Hall and Gwinnett counties.

 

Call About Commercial Service

 

Need grease trap pumping or help with a business septic system? Call 770-472-7587 to set up service or get help today.