Location
Based In:Newtown, PA — service area, no walk-ins
Business Hours:Open 24 Hours · Every Day — Emergencies Welcome
Contact Us:(267) 740-0888
24/7 across Bucks & Montgomery County

Grease Trap Cleaning & Service in Bucks County, PA

A neglected grease trap doesn't just smell bad — it invites backups, health code violations, and fines. We keep it clean and keep you compliant.

Upfront flat-rate pricing24/7 real peopleFamily-owned & local
Commercial grease trap fitting installed and serviced by Duncan Family Plumbing

We clean, pump, and maintain grease traps and interceptors for restaurants, cafes, and commercial kitchens across Bucks and Montgomery County. Regular service keeps your kitchen compliant with local health codes, prevents backups during service hours, and avoids the fines that come with an overdue trap.

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Signs Your Grease Trap Needs Service

Signs you need this

  • A sulfur or sewage smell near the kitchen drain or trap
  • Slow-draining sinks or floor drains in the kitchen
  • Grease visibly floating at the trap surface
  • It's been longer than your local health code's required interval
  • A recent health inspection flagged the trap

Why it happens

Grease traps fill with fats, oils, and grease from normal kitchen use, and most municipalities require pumping on a set schedule — often every 30 to 90 days depending on kitchen volume. Skipping service lets the trap fill past capacity, which sends grease straight into the sewer line and often causes a backup right when a kitchen can least afford it.

Our process

How We Service Your Grease Trap

We pump and clean the trap

Full removal of accumulated grease, solids, and wastewater.

We inspect for wear or damage

Cracks, corrosion, or a failing baffle get flagged before they become a bigger problem.

We document the service

Records you can show a health inspector, with the date and volume removed.

We set you up on a schedule

Recurring service timed to your kitchen volume, so you never fall out of compliance.

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Fast pumping and cleaning, with documentation for your records.

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Where we work

Serving Bucks County & Montgomery County, PA

Based in Newtown, PA, our vans reach the whole region — from Yardley and Doylestown to Abington and beyond.

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Questions

Grease Trap Questions, Answered

How often does a grease trap need to be cleaned?
Most local health codes require pumping every 30 to 90 days depending on kitchen volume — we can confirm the exact interval for your establishment and set up a recurring schedule.
What happens if my grease trap overflows?
An overflowing trap sends grease into the sewer line, which commonly causes backups, and can result in fines from your local health department if discovered during an inspection.
Do you provide documentation for health inspections?
Yes — every service visit includes a record of the date and volume removed, which you can keep on file for inspectors.
Can you install a new grease trap or interceptor?
Yes — we size and install grease traps and interceptors for new commercial kitchens or as a replacement for an undersized existing unit.
Do you service grease traps outside normal business hours?
Yes — we can schedule service before or after your kitchen's operating hours to avoid disrupting service.

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Reliable grease trap service on a schedule that fits your kitchen.

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