Commercial Cleaning
We pump, scrape, and wash grease traps thoroughly so you can keep wastewater flowing and avoid odour, backup, and inspection risk.
restaurant grease trap cleaning
Protect service hours, staff safety, and inspection readiness with grease trap cleaning built for working commercial kitchens.
Busy kitchens produce grease fast, which means **restaurant grease trap cleaning** needs to be consistent, documented, and timed around service. If the trap is neglected, you risk odours, drainage problems, pest issues, and failed inspections that hit revenue immediately.
FlushTheGrease works with restaurants, hotel kitchens, food courts, bars, cafeterias, and franchise groups across Canada. We schedule around prep windows when possible and keep the job moving so your team can stay focused on service.
Whether you run a single neighbourhood restaurant or a multi-site brand, we help you build a maintenance rhythm that supports compliance and keeps your kitchen operating cleanly.
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We pump, scrape, and wash grease traps thoroughly so you can keep wastewater flowing and avoid odour, backup, and inspection risk.
From quick-service chains to hotel kitchens, we work around prep schedules and busy service windows to reduce disruption.
If your trap is overflowing or the kitchen cannot operate safely, we prioritise same-day dispatch and clear next steps.
Routine service plans help you stay compliant, avoid costly call-outs, and protect staff, customers, and equipment.
Why Choose Us
Commercial kitchens need more than a pump-out. They need a partner that understands service rushes, access constraints, and inspection pressure.
Every visit is handled by trained crews who work safely in active commercial kitchens.
You receive documented cleaning, waste handling, and service notes that support inspection readiness.
We quote clearly before work starts, with no forms, no hidden admin fees, and no vague upsells.
Urgent kitchen downtime gets priority scheduling so you can get back to service faster.
Removed grease and waste are transported and disposed of using compliant commercial handling practices.
We support restaurants, food courts, hotels, and franchise groups in major Canadian markets.
Our Process
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Call 1-888-328-8990 and tell us the trap size, site type, and urgency level.
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We confirm access, inspect the grease interceptor, and flag any overflow, odour, or blockage risks.
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Your technician pumps out solids and liquids, scrapes the walls and baffles, and cleans the unit properly.
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Waste is removed for compliant disposal and your service documentation is prepared before the crew leaves.
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If needed, we outline a maintenance schedule so you can avoid future shutdowns and keep inspectors satisfied.
Same-Day Help
Call 1-888-328-8990 now and we will confirm availability, pricing, and the fastest practical dispatch window.
FAQs
Yes. We service full-service restaurants, quick-service chains, hotel kitchens, food courts, commissaries, and institutional kitchens. If your operation produces greasy wastewater, we can clean and maintain the trap properly.
Whenever possible, yes. Many restaurant managers prefer early morning, mid-afternoon, or after-service visits so the crew can work with less disruption. Call us and we will match the schedule to your operating reality.
We can clean multiple units during the same visit and document each one separately if needed. This is common for larger kitchens, hotel operations, and multi-tenant food service sites.
Yes. We leave service records that many operators keep for local health inspections, landlord requirements, and internal audit files. Good documentation helps demonstrate that your maintenance program is active and current.
Many restaurants need monthly or bi-monthly service, especially if they fry heavily or serve high-volume dinner traffic. The right schedule depends on trap size, menu, and grease loading patterns.
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