B Martin Wastewater Services
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B Martin Wastewater Services LLC, based in Garnet Valley, PA, provides grease trap and grease interceptor pumping for commercial food service establishments including restaurants, hotels, hospitals, schools, and supermarkets, alongside septic pumping for residential and municipal clients. The company handles both indoor under-sink grease traps and large below-ground interceptors, offering scheduled maintenance and 24-hour emergency service. Their service area covers Garnet Valley and West Grove, PA and surrounding southeastern Pennsylvania communities. The company emphasizes that grease trap maintenance is a regulated requirement under plumbing code, and their technicians manage compliance-related service documentation. Contact: (484) 842-4172 or (610) 364-0911.
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Serves 2 areas across Pennsylvania
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FOG Compliance in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania food service establishments must comply with FOG pretreatment rules under the PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and local sewer authorities. Philadelphia Water Department, Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA), and ALCOSAN enforce interceptor requirements, maintenance schedules, and manifest retention. Pennsylvania Act 537 (Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act) provides the regulatory framework within which local municipalities enforce FOG-specific requirements.More Contractors in Pennsylvania
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