Environmental Grease Trap Services (EGTS)
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Environmental Grease Trap Services (EGTS) is a Winnipeg-based FOG management company serving commercial kitchens, restaurants, healthcare institutions, schools, and food service facilities across Manitoba. EGTS specializes in grease trap cleaning, pumping, and scheduled maintenance, as well as grease interceptor servicing, grease-line hydro-jetting, and video inspection. The company also operates a used cooking oil collection program, providing rebate payments to food service operators and recycling collected oils into biodiesel fuel. EGTS provides 24/7 emergency response and conducts scheduled service after hours to minimize disruption to restaurant operations. All collected materials are handled in compliance with environmental regulations, and customers receive detailed account tracking for waste manifest documentation.
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Serves 1 area across Manitoba
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Regulatory Context
FOG Compliance in Manitoba
Commercial food service establishments in Manitoba are required to install and maintain grease traps or grease interceptors to prevent fats, oils, and grease (FOG) from entering the municipal sewer system. Regular maintenance schedules and pumping records may be required by local authorities. Contact your local municipality or wastewater authority for specific compliance requirements in your area.
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