Bio-Care of Hawaii
Calling? Please mention you found them on GreaseTrapLocator.
Claim it for free to add your services, update your contact info, and see the quote requests we forward to you.
About
Bio-Care of Hawaii is a Kapolei-based FOG services company established in the early 1990s and serving the entire island of Oahu. The company provides grease trap pumping and cleaning, grease interceptor servicing, cooking oil disposal, hydro-jet drain cleaning, video line inspection, and a proprietary bacterial bioremediation maintenance program designed to reduce grease-related service calls for restaurant and commercial kitchen operators. Bio-Care also collects used cooking oil and offers same-day availability with 24/7 emergency response. All work is performed in compliance with City and County of Honolulu standards and FOG regulations. Services are available to restaurants, food courts, hotels, and other food service establishments across Oahu.
Service Details
Service Area
Serves 2 areas across Hawaii
Location
Regulatory Context
FOG Compliance in Hawaii
Hawaii food service establishments must comply with FOG pretreatment rules under the Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) Clean Water Branch and county wastewater utilities. Honolulu's Environmental Services Department operates a FOG Control Program requiring grease interceptor installation, routine pumping (commonly every 90 days), certified hauler use, and three-year record retention. Given the islands' sensitive marine ecosystems and limited sewer infrastructure, strict FOG compliance is especially critical.More Contractors in Hawaii
Request a Quote from Bio-Care of Hawaii
Describe your needs. We review the request before forwarding it to the selected contractor.
Quote Request Sent
We've received your request for Bio-Care of Hawaii. We review requests before forwarding them. Contractor availability and response times vary.
You can also reach them directly: (808) 672-3313
Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again.
Sorry, unable to load the Maps API.