★★★★★ 4.9/5 · 500+ reviews
Grease traps stop fat, oil and grease (FOG) blocking your drains — and the law requires food businesses to manage FOG. We install, empty and maintain grease traps across the UK, keeping your kitchen compliant and flowing.
Restaurants, pubs, cafés and takeaways
Hotels and event caterers
Care homes, schools and hospitals
Any commercial kitchen producing FOG
Supply and install the right grease trap for your kitchen
Scheduled emptying and cleaning
Jetting of FOG-laden kitchen lines
Waste transfer documentation for compliance
Assess your kitchen and how much FOG it produces
Install or service the correct grease trap
Empty and clean it on a set schedule
Provide the compliance records you need
We agree a clear, pre-agreed price with you before any work begins — so you know exactly what you'll pay before we start.
If a problem we fixed returns within the guarantee period, we'll put it right.
"Fast, tidy and did exactly what they said. Couldn't fault them."
"Showed me the problem on camera and sorted it properly. No hard sell."
"Reliable and professional — one call and it was handled."
Installed and scheduled a grease trap for a restaurant that had been failing on FOG, ending kitchen blockages.
Jetted a grease-blocked line and set up regular emptying for a busy takeaway.
Food businesses have a legal duty to prevent FOG entering the sewer. A managed grease trap is the standard way to comply.
It depends on your kitchen's output — we'll set a schedule and keep to it, with records.
It's tailored to your kitchen and schedule — ask for a quote.
Yes — waste transfer documentation and records for your compliance file.
Yes — we're fully insured, our engineers are DBS-checked, and we hold recognised industry accreditations including Water Jetting Association membership.
We confirm the drain is flowing freely before we leave, and if a blockage returns because we didn't clear it properly, we'll come back and put it right.
Wherever possible we use no-dig methods such as relining and localised patch repairs, so there's little or no excavation.
You're normally responsible for the pipes within your property boundary; the shared or public sewer beyond it is usually the water company's. If we find it isn't yours, we'll tell you.
Fast service across the UK, 24/7, pre-agreed price before any work.
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