Environmental Remedies, LLC - Macon, GA
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Environmental Remedies LLC in Macon, GA provides commercial grease trap cleaning and pumping services to food service businesses throughout Middle Georgia. The company maintains treatment and solidification facilities in both Atlanta and Macon to process and dispose of grease trap waste in compliance with state, municipal, and federal regulations. Services include grease trap cleaning, hydro-jetting, fog compliance documentation, and industrial wastewater management. The Macon facility at 100 Waste Research Drive handles grease-trap wastewater requiring solidification before disposal, complementing the Atlanta operation. Businesses across the Southeast can request competitive pricing for routine interceptor maintenance.
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FOG Compliance in Georgia
Georgia food service operators must comply with FOG pretreatment standards under the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) and local water/sewer authorities. Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management, Gwinnett County, and Cobb County Water System maintain active FOG programs with interceptor requirements, maintenance schedules, and mandatory service log submission. Facilities causing sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) due to FOG may face significant fines under Georgia's Clean Water Act framework.More Contractors in Georgia
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