Grease Trap Cleaning
&
Commercial Liquid Waste Removal
Grease Trap Cleaning in Hobart and Southern Tasmania
HDL Pumping is your trusted partner for grease trap cleaning and clearing in Hobart and all of Southern Tasmania, the Midlands and the East Coast.
We assist businesses from different industries in emptying and cleaning out their grease traps. Whether it’s kitchen sinks, garbage areas or dishwashers, we remove and dispose of all the contents to help prevent any blockages.
What’s a Grease Trap?
A grease trap is a device within a drain or waste pipe that prevents grease from entering the sewer system. They’re typically used in food preparation areas, kitchen sinks, floor wastes, dishwashers and garbage areas.
Why Should Grease Traps Be Cleaned?
A build-up of oil and grease can cause bacteria growth, lingering odours and suspicious smells from blockages and overflow. By emptying and cleaning your grease traps we’ll help you prevent these blockages, and avoid potential pest infestation and health risks.
Grease Trap Cleaning and Maintenance
Maintaining your grease trap is crucial for your business and should be maintained regularly. Contact us to check how often you should be cleaning your grease trap. We will visit you on-site and recommend a service schedule for you.
Need a Cleaning Plan or Maintenance Schedule?
We'll visit you on-site and recommend a service schedule based on the analysis and review of the grease trap.
FAQs about Grease Trap Cleaning
How does a grease trap work?
The grease that goes down your sink warm will set in the grease trap cold. After 3-6 months the grease trap becomes full of solid grease, which can lead to offensive smells, blocked pipes and water drainage issues.
It is a requirement by the local government authorities that your grease trap needs to be emptied regularly.
Let us help you by scheduling your grease trap to be emptied regularly.
I don't need a scheduled grease trap cleaning service, can I hire you for a once-off?
Absolutely! We’re happy to provide ad-hoc, casual grease trap cleaning services.
What happens if I don't get my grease trap cleaned?
The build-up of grease and oil can cause the blockages of pipes.
This results in damage to your pipes, sewerage blocks filthy overflowing liquid, the growth of bacteria and a noticeable foul odour.
What is the cost to pump out a grease trap?
Grease traps can vary in size from 200 litres to 5,000 litres and when disposing of waste, we are charged by the litre.
Please contact us by phone for more information. We are always available to help.
Casual services or ongoing scheduled services are available.
What areas do you service?
We work with businesses, hospitals and other commercial buildings in Hobart, Southern Tasmania, the Midlands and on the East Coast.
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Commercial Waste Management
Hobart’s experts in liquid waste removal & management
At HDL Pumping, we are specialists in grease trap cleaning for businesses like restaurants, supermarkets, hotels etc. Over time, your business can accumulate oil and grease, and if not cleaned, it can cause obstructions to your sewage pipes.
We help you maintain your grease trap so you don’t end up with any overflow blockages or foul odours at your business.
We have over 15 years of experience and expertise in commercial waste pumping and removal. We are trusted by businesses all over Hobart and Southern Tasmania to dispose of commercial and industrial waste in the most environmentally responsible way.
We’re Qualified and Trained Liquid Waste Professionals
We value the relationships of the businesses who have chosen to work with us and are so confident with the quality of our work that we'll provide a satisfaction guarantee.
Everyone in our team is all -
Fully Qualified in waste management
Licensed and Insured
Is observant of correct OH&S-compliant procedures
Environmentally Responsible Waste Disposal
You can rest assured that all the waste we remove will be disposed of in the most environmentally responsible way.
The proper disposal of liquid waste management is crucial in preventing contamination and exposure of contaminants to the Tasmanian community as well as avoiding the degradation of our planet and the environment.