Al's Plumbing LLC
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Al's Plumbing LLC is a fourth-generation, family-owned plumbing company operating from Shelton and serving Fairfield and New Haven Counties in Connecticut since 1951. Its commercial division handles grease trap cleaning and replacement for restaurants and food-service kitchens, alongside water and sewer line installation and repair, commercial water heater work, backflow prevention and testing, drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, video pipe inspection, and leak detection. The company offers same-day scheduling and 24/7 emergency response, and is licensed in Connecticut as plumbing contractor P1-0289560 and home improvement contractor HIC-CT-519787. Routine grease trap maintenance can be scheduled to match a kitchen service needs, and the same crews handle residential plumbing and remodeling work as well.
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Serves 10 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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