Admiral Septic Service, LLC
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Admiral Septic Service, LLC is a family-owned operator based in Willington, Connecticut, serving residential and commercial customers statewide with 24/7 emergency availability. Its FOG-relevant work is commercial grease trap pumping, performed alongside septic tank pumping and cleaning, hydro-jetting and pipe cleaning, septic system repairs, leach-field and pump-chamber installation and repair, soil testing, new septic installations, water-treatment discharge systems, and general plumbing. The company holds Connecticut plumbing and subsurface-sewage installer licences and offers maintenance plans with automatic scheduling reminders. Owner David Lytwyn runs the business from 163 Ruby Road, and it handles both septic and grease-trap pumping for restaurants and other commercial kitchens across the state.
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Serves 5 areas across Connecticut
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FOG Compliance in Connecticut
Connecticut food service businesses are subject to FOG pretreatment requirements under the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) and local Water Pollution Control Authorities (WPCAs). Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport WPCAs enforce interceptor installation, routine maintenance, and record-keeping requirements. Pumping records and manifests must typically be retained for three years and submitted annually or upon request.More Contractors in Connecticut
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