Big Valley Sanitation
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Big Valley Sanitation has served Northern California since 1997, providing grease trap pumping, septic tank services, portable restroom rentals, and emergency sanitation response throughout Shasta, Tehama, Trinity, and Lassen counties. Located at 5551 Eastside Rd in Redding, the company operates with 24-hour phone availability and handles both scheduled grease trap maintenance and emergency pumping for restaurants and commercial kitchens. Their fleet services both residential and commercial septic systems alongside restaurant-grade grease interceptors.
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Serves 60 areas across California
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FOG Compliance in California
California food service facilities operate under some of the nation's strictest FOG regulations. The State Water Resources Control Board oversees pretreatment, while regional water quality control boards and local agencies enforce specific FOG Control Programs. Most jurisdictions—including Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and Sacramento—require interceptors sized to local standards (typically 1,000+ gallons for full-service restaurants), cleaning every 30–90 days, electronic manifests through certified haulers, and three-year record retention. The California Grease Trap Law (Health & Safety Code §17922.12) mandates interceptor installation in most commercial kitchen scenarios.More Contractors in California
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