Grease trap pumping for Katy restaurants that don't want a call from the inspector.
Quarterly evacuation on a fixed schedule, full TCEQ manifest paperwork, and a phone that gets answered when a trap backs up on a Friday night.
The cadence the city actually enforces
City of Houston Code of Ordinances Sec. 47-512(b) sets the baseline: every grease interceptor inside city limits gets fully evacuated at least once every 90 days. That clock doesn't stretch because business was slow last quarter. It moves up if an inspector finds 25% or more of the wetted height packed with floating grease, sediment, or oil before your next scheduled date. We build your route around the 90-day mark and pull you in early the moment the trap tells us it's full.
| Condition | Required action | Who this applies to |
|---|---|---|
| Standard operation, under 25% wetted height | Full evacuation every 90 daysSEC. 47-512(b) | Any food establishment inside Houston city limits |
| 25%+ of wetted height is FOG, sediment, or floating material | Evacuate immediately, don't wait for the 90-day mark | Same establishments, any time the trap fills fast |
| New account, unknown trap condition | Baseline pump-out plus a wetted-height check on visit one | Every new customer, before we set your contract cadence |
| Unincorporated Fort Bend / Waller County location | City ordinance doesn't apply directly, but your MUD or lease may require the same cadence | Cinco Ranch, Fulshear, Brookshire accounts outside city limits |
What we do
Quarterly Grease Trap Pumping
Fixed-cadence evacuation set to your trap size and volume, not a guess. Manifest handed to your manager on the spot.
Grease Trap Cleaning
Baffle and wall degreasing on top of a standard pump, for traps a route truck only ever skims.
Emergency Backup Response
Trap topped out, line backing up into the kitchen. We answer the phone and get a truck moving same day.
Hydro-Jetting
High-pressure jetting for grease-choked drain lines a shop-vac and a pump-out can't clear.
Interceptor Install & Repair
Cracked baffles, crushed lids, and new interceptor sizing for remodels and new builds.
Compliance & Manifest Guide
What Sec. 47-512 requires, how TCEQ manifests work, and where Harris and Fort Bend county rules split.
How it works
Call or request a quote
Call now or drop your number below. A person confirms your trap size and cadence, we don't leave that to a form.
We quote before we pump
Price is set by trap size and service type before a truck rolls. No surprise invoice waiting on your manager's desk.
We pump and hand you the manifest
Full evacuation on schedule, TCEQ manifest signed and left with your manager same visit. Not happy? We come back and make it right or refund that call.
Ready to get your trap on a set schedule? Call (281) 699-5188 Get a Free Quote
We keep inspectors off your back. Here's the limit.
We service commercial FOG interceptors for restaurants, bars, and commercial kitchens. That's the whole business.
We don't pump residential septic tanks and we don't touch home kitchens. If your address isn't a licensed food service establishment, we're not the right call.
Get a quote in one call
Tell us your trap size and how you're set up now. We'll quote a per-visit price or a quarterly contract rate, whichever fits.