Grease Trap Services in Cambridge
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Find FOG compliance contractors
Ontario's grease trap compliance requirements are governed by the Ontario Water Resources Act, the Environmental Protection Act, and municipal sewer-use bylaws. Each municipality sets its own rules. Toronto, for example, requires hydro-mechanical grease interceptors to be serviced every four weeks or before grease and solids reach 25% of the liquid volume, whichever comes first, and gravity interceptors to be pumped out before they reach 25%; unless a kitchen produces little grease and has no stove or fryer, the servicing must be done by a waste carrier approved by Ontario's Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, and records are kept for at least seven years (City of Toronto).
Toronto's Sewer Use Bylaw and Ottawa's Sewer Use Bylaw both impose strict limits on FOG concentrations discharged to the sanitary sewer system, with inspections conducted regularly by municipal enforcement officers. For other municipalities, see the Ontario grease trap rules guide.
Grease Trap Locator features 1 grease trap cleaning and FOG compliance service operators across Ontario, spanning the Greater Toronto Area, the Ottawa–Gatineau corridor, Southwestern Ontario, and Northern Ontario communities. From interceptor pumping and manifesting to full-service FOG program management, our directory connects food service operators with contractors offering these services.
Major cities served include Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, London, Barrie, Windsor, Kitchener, Mississauga, Scarborough, and North York.
Browse Ontario grease trap services to compare listed contractors, ask each one for its credentials, and make sure your establishment meets your municipality's pretreatment and sewer-use requirements.
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