Greenway, A Wind River Company
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Greenway, A Wind River Company serves the greater Charlotte area with comprehensive grease trap services for commercial kitchens and food service operators. Services include grease trap pumping on customizable schedules, indoor and outdoor interceptor cleaning, grease trap replacement and installation, and 24/7 emergency response. The Charlotte facility handles grease separation and waste processing locally. Greenway was acquired by Wind River Environmental in October 2024, joining one of the largest wastewater solution networks in the eastern United States, with fleet resources and compliance reporting infrastructure to support FOG-regulated businesses of all sizes across the Charlotte metro.
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Serves 1 area across North Carolina
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FOG Compliance in North Carolina
North Carolina food service establishments must comply with FOG pretreatment requirements under the NC Division of Water Resources (DWR) and local utilities. Charlotte Water, Raleigh Public Utilities, Durham One Water, and Greensboro Water Resources maintain active FOG Control Programs. Requirements include interceptor installation, pumping every 30–90 days, certified hauler manifests, and three-year record retention. NC's rapid population growth has intensified enforcement to protect aging sewer infrastructure.More Contractors in North Carolina
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