Bailey Environmental Services
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Bailey Environmental Services provides grease trap cleaning, high-pressure water jet cleaning, camera inspections, drain clearing, and root removal for commercial accounts across North Alabama from their base in Blountsville. Founded in 1969 and operated by Adam Hamaker, the company holds Alabama Onsite Wastewater Board License #4320 (Advanced Level 1 Installer) and #4309 (Pumper). Service coverage extends across 18-plus communities in Blount, Cullman, and Marshall counties, including Arab, Cullman, Oneonta, Hanceville, Hayden, Guntersville, and Fairview. The company also handles residential and commercial septic pumping, repair, and installation. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, with 24/7 emergency response available.
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Serves 17 areas across Alabama
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FOG Compliance in Alabama
Alabama food service establishments are regulated under the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) and local municipal pretreatment programs. Grease traps and interceptors must be sized, installed, and maintained per local sewer authority requirements. Jefferson County, Mobile, and Huntsville have active FOG programs requiring cleaning manifests and pumping frequency documentation. Operators must retain service records for a minimum of three years and make them available upon inspection request.More Contractors in Alabama
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