AZ Jetting and Camera Inspections
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AZ Jetting and Camera Inspections is a Gilbert, Arizona company specializing in high-pressure hydro jetting and camera inspection services for residential and commercial properties. Their commercial division serves restaurants, bars, hotels, shopping center food courts, and other businesses, using hydro jetting to clear grease and food buildup from restaurant drain lines and grease traps, followed by camera inspection to confirm results. The company offers upfront pricing, free consultations, and a drain guarantee across all completed jobs. Their team brings over 50 years of combined industry experience and uses video inspection to pinpoint problems accurately before and after service. AZ Jetting is located at 75 W Baseline Rd Suite 30, Gilbert AZ 85233, and can be reached at (480) 701-8324.
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FOG Compliance in Arizona
Arizona food service facilities must comply with FOG regulations administered by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) and local pretreatment authorities. Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa operate robust FOG Control Programs requiring interceptor installation, scheduled cleaning (typically every 90 days), and maintenance log retention for a minimum of three years. Facilities discharging excessive FOG may be subject to surcharges, compliance schedules, or permit revocation.More Contractors in Arizona
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