AAA Ajax Pumping Service, Inc. is one of the leading providers of Grease Trap and Grease Interceptor maintenance in the Valley! Our Fleet of large capacity trucks and experienced field technicians means that no job is too large, too small or too difficult!

We Promote and adhere to the principals and guidelines of the Arizona Fats, Oils and Greases (FOG) Group for proper maintenance of grease traps and interceptors. What exactly does this mean?

• All contents of the interceptor are removed
• Sidewalls and baffles are scraped and washed down
• Inlet, outlet, and crossovers are inspected for obstructions
• Inspect that inlet and outlet pipes have down-turned elbows/tees and that they are in good condition
• Water is not decanted back into the interceptor
• Restaurant representative inspects after work is complete
• All waste is disposed of at a permited disposal facility.

How Does My Grease Trap or Interceptor Work

    Here is a link to a diagram that shows how an interceptor is supposed to function
http://www.azfog.org/documents/howgreaseinterceptorwork.pdf

How Often Should my Grease Trap or Interceptor be Pumped?

    The Arizona FOG group recommends a minimum cleaning frequency of quarterly for grease interceptors and monthly for grease traps. By properly maintaining your grease trap or interceptor odors and plumbing issues are usually reduced. A properly maintained grease trap or interceptor also has a reduced likelyhood of having a messy and inconvienent backup or overflow.

Where is the Removed Waste Disposed of?

    All waste that is removed from a grease trap or interceptor needs to be disposed of at an authorized and permited disposal facility. Since 1998, AAA Ajax Pumping Service, Inc. has operated our own fully permitted disposal facility located in Phoenix, AZ

If you have any further questions please call our office!


Additional Information

http://www.azfog.org/index.htm

AAA Ajax Pumping Service, Inc.
P.O. Box 5782
Glendale, AZ 85312
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