Grease Pumping

Grease traps that are not pumped can cause slow running drains, backups, gurgling in your pipes and very bad odors.

When grease and debris are left to sit and are not pumped out – like in restaurants, bars, schools, hospitals, commercial kitchens, etc. – grease, gunk, and rancid oils emulsify and begin to create blockages – similar to cholesterol in your arteries. 

The last thing you want is to have a back up or poor odor that creates a negative experience for your customers. 

Many business owners feel they can handle the pumping themselves by having someone in the kitchen take care of it. Read up on the DIY for grease trap pumping or better yet, call Herring. We will educate you on the frequency of pumping required for your tank size and customer flow. 

Stamback takes a preventative approach to grease trap maintenance and our goal is to have your tank looking and smelling “like-new” and ensuring it remains in prime condition over time. We not only pump the grease, we also scrape down the sides and check all inflow pipes for potential issues.

If neglected too long, grease will solidify and get caked in every line that leaves the building or runs to the grease trap.

Once this happens, there is no easy or inexpensive solution, which is why we recommend regularly scheduled maintenance.

Ongoing maintenance and cleaning can reduce costly repairs that can easily reach thousands of dollars and shut down your business, which is why Stamback Services recommends regular grease trap pumping to avoid this costly eventuality.

Not at all. Stamback Services has worked with every type of business imaginable and pride ourselves in our cleanliness, professionalism, and being as inconspicuous as possible. 

We do our best to minimize any disruption and will work around your schedule to perform our maintenance, pumping and repairs at a time that won’t impact your busiest times or business hours.

We know grease trap work can be a messy business and we won’t let it get in the way of your kitchen staff or customers’ experience.

Grease pumping costs depend on many factors including the kitchen setup, the size, age and condition of the grease trap, the frequency of service, and the amount of maintenance it needs. 

However, servicing your grease trap regularly is FAR less expensive than repairing or replacing it.

We will do our very best to get your grease trap as close to original condition and then recommend a schedule and frequency that fits best for your business and budget. 

Stamback Services has decades of commercial experience and is committed to keeping grease traps in Cochise County and the surrounding areas properly maintained and compliant with all local ordinances for FOG disposal.

We are prompt, clean, cost effective, and when we service a grease trap, we remove the entire contents of the tank.

As Southern Arizona’s premier grease trap pumping service provider, we are also meticulous with our records and client manifests to satisfy municipal requirements and ensure each of our customers can easily prove their compliance to local regulators.

Stamback even provides $2 million liability insurance for industrial and government requirements. We also strive to be flexible with our services and scheduling to ensure your grease trap cleaning and maintenance is as turnkey and unobtrusive as possible.