Pickle Plumbing
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Pickle Plumbing (operating as Pickle Septic Tank and Plumbing) has served Birmingham-area restaurants and residences since 1969, based in Empire, AL. The company offers grease trap cleaning and pumping for commercial kitchens across Jefferson County alongside septic pumping, drain field repair, and sewer installation. President Pat Pickle's team runs seven trucks with six licensed drivers under USDOT# 1626771, covering Birmingham, Gardendale, Fultondale, Vestavia Hills, and Alabaster. An Alabama plumbing license and bonded, insured intrastate carrier certification back the commercial grease trap work. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Restaurants needing scheduled grease trap maintenance or same-trade plumbing follow-up can reach the team at (205) 631-9423 or pickleseptic.com.
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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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