Leto Sanitary Service
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Leto Sanitary Service has served the Tampa Bay area since 1961, providing grease trap pumping alongside septic tank pumping, lift station pumping and repairs, septic system installations, drainfield installations, sump pump installations, and system design and permitting. The company handles both residential and commercial accounts across Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas Counties. Emergency services are available around the clock. Founded by Sam D. Leto and operated by Jamie Leto since 1987, the company has been under continuous family ownership for over six decades and serves customers throughout the greater Tampa Bay region from their Conaty Drive facility.
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Serves 7 areas across Florida
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FOG Compliance in Florida
Florida food service facilities are governed by FOG pretreatment rules under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and local utility authorities. Miami-Dade Water and Sewer, JEA (Jacksonville), Tampa Bay Water, and Orange County Utilities all operate formal FOG Control Programs. Requirements typically include interceptor installation and sizing per local code, pumping every 30–90 days depending on usage, certified hauler manifests, and three-year record retention. Florida's warm climate can accelerate FOG buildup, making more frequent maintenance critical.More Contractors in Florida
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