Asplin Inc
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Asplin Inc in Fargo, North Dakota provides grease trap cleaning and wash bay pumping for commercial clients alongside over 50 years of excavating, landscaping supply, and septic pumping service. The company serves the greater Fargo area and operates with a same-day or next-business-day callback policy on free estimates. Commercial and contractor accounts receive discounted rates, and all jobs are quoted before service begins with no surprise pricing. Asplin's commercial service line covers grease trap cleaning, septic system pumping, and wash bay pit pumping for operators who need multiple service types from one provider. The company also supplies landscaping materials including sand, rock, gravel, and fill dirt for residential and commercial projects. Contact Asplin Inc at 701-277-0048 for grease trap cleaning estimates or to discuss a scheduled service program for your Fargo-area operation.
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Serves 1 area across North Dakota
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FOG Compliance in North Dakota
North Dakota food service businesses must meet FOG pretreatment requirements under the ND Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ) and local sewer utilities. Fargo Public Works and Bismarck Public Works maintain grease interceptor requirements for commercial food service facilities. Service records and pumping manifests must be retained for three years and provided to the utility upon request.More Contractors in North Dakota
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