Johnson Pumping
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Johnson Pumping has served the Lubbock, Texas area since 1970, specializing in grease trap waste removal for restaurants and commercial kitchens alongside septic system pumping, sewer jetting, and video pipe inspections. The company handles the full grease trap service cycle — removal, transport, and compliant wastewater disposal — and understands the stringent legal requirements behind grease trap maintenance under local and state regulations. They also service automotive wash pits and car wash interceptors. As a family-owned operation, they bring decades of West Texas experience to both residential septic and commercial FOG accounts.
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FOG Compliance in Texas
Texas food service operators must comply with FOG pretreatment regulations under the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and local sewer utilities. Dallas Water Utilities, Houston Public Works, San Antonio Water System (SAWS), and Austin Water maintain robust FOG Control Programs. Requirements typically include grease interceptor installation sized to local standards, pumping every 30–90 days, use of TCEQ-registered waste haulers, electronic manifest submission in many jurisdictions, and three-year record retention. Texas's large food service industry and warm climate create elevated FOG risk, making compliance programs especially active.More Contractors in Texas
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