It’s no secret there are state laws that address the need for grease traps, but what these laws specifically require from your business is less known. Since grease traps play such an integral role in preserving our sewer systems and environment, Massachusetts relies on more than one board or authority to determine the laws. To avoid violating these laws, let’s take a look at your responsibilities when it comes to Massachusetts codes and regulations regarding grease traps. [Read more…]
Grease Trap 101: Grease Hauling Permits
Sample of our Grease Trap vehicles, from box trucks for installation to large tanker trucks (middle) to smaller servicing trucks (right).
Today, proper grease trap maintenance is an important management line item. It is imperative that traps be serviced when necessary to help prevent Fats Oils Grease and Solids (FOGS) from exiting the trap and accumulating in the waste water piping system. This task is best handled by a grease trap service vendor: not only do we have the skills and experience, we also are doing it legally. With rare exception, every Massachusetts town and city requires that grease trap vendors be licensed or permitted in order to offer service within the community, with permits required for moving that waste through the city. [Read more…]
