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Restaurant grease trap cleaning on a monthly schedule

Scheduled around your kitchen, not ours. Many Seacoast establishments are already on a standing route.

4.9 on Google , rated 4.9 out of 5 from 61 reviews

Grease Trap Cleaning

Take the worst job in the building off your crew

Nobody on a kitchen staff wants the grease trap. It is the task that gets pushed back until it cannot be pushed any further, and by then it is interrupting service rather than just being unpleasant.

We clean traps for restaurants across the Seacoast on a monthly basis, and we schedule around the kitchen’s hours. The trap gets done before the day’s work starts and your crew stays on the jobs that actually matter.

How we run it

Monthly, quiet, and off your plate

A standing route does five things for a kitchen.

01

A standing schedule

A set monthly interval so nobody in the kitchen has to remember to call.

02

Around your hours

Cleanings happen on days and times that work when the kitchen is not running.

03

Uninterrupted

In and out without stopping prep or shutting down service.

04

Commercial septic too

Traps, tanks and pump stations can sit on the same account.

05

Records kept

Grease trap cleaning records retained for the local board of health, if required for your business or restaurant.

Trap size, kitchen volume, and your local board of health decide the interval. We set it once and keep it.

A grease trap opened at a commercial kitchen with the service hose run in.

Done before the day’s work starts.

The trap handled while the kitchen is dark. Your crew never touches it.

Our word

You hear whether the interval still fits the kitchen

Before the truck leaves the lot, you hear the condition of the trap and whether the interval still fits the kitchen, straight from the tech who cleaned it. No upsell script, no phone tree, no mystery invoice.

Why call us

Commercial work is a real part of this business

Grease traps sit alongside pump station maintenance and commercial tank pumping on our routes.

Many local establishments are already on a monthly route with us.

We schedule around the kitchen rather than the other way around.

One account can cover the trap, the tank and the pump station.

From our customers

What working with us looks like

4.9 out of 5 across 61 Google reviews.

Excellent response time, incredible service, great value, and will continue to use Morgridge in the future. Called at 8:00am, arrived by 8:45, and resolved issue by 9:15. Outstanding. Thank you!

Cary A. · Google Review

Absolutely outstanding service from this septic company from start to finish. They were professional, honest, punctual, and explained everything clearly without trying to upsell unnecessary work. The entire crew worked hard and treated the property with respect, leaving everything clean when the job was done.

Jenn S. · Google Review

Zeke came out to our house after hours and was determined to get us help at any cost and was so pleasant every step of the way! He almost left our bathroom cleaner than it was when he got here!

Sheila B. · Google Review

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Common questions

Questions from kitchen managers

Most of the restaurants we service are on a monthly schedule. Volume and the size of the trap decide whether that needs to be tighter. Depending on your local board of health or city ordinances, your trap may need to be cleaned more frequently than others.

Cleanings happen on days and times that work when the kitchen is not running, so prep and service do not stop for the trap.

Yes. Traps, tanks and pump stations can sit on the same account, with grease trap cleaning alongside commercial tank pumping and pump station maintenance.

Then we run it more often. Trap size and kitchen volume set the interval, and your local board of health or city ordinances can require a tighter one. We set the route to fit and keep it.

Different question? See all FAQs or ask us, no pressure.

Also for commercial accounts

The rest of what we run for businesses

A commercial pump station being serviced at a business property.

Commercial Services

Traps, tanks and pump stations on one account, scheduled around your hours rather than ours.

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An open lift station vault with the pump and float assembly visible.

Lift Stations

Panel, float and alarm checks on a schedule, with replacement pumps carried in stock.

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A Morgridge septic truck with a polished stainless tank parked at a job.

Septic & Sewer

Pumping, cleaning and sewer line work, residential and commercial, out of both yards.

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