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Stewart's Septic Service is a family-owned business providing professional septic and grease trap services throughout New England and eastern New York for over 30 years, based in Bradford (Haverhill), Massachusetts. Commercial and industrial services include grease trap pumping, scum pit cleaning, industrial wastewater facility maintenance, and lift station service. Residential and municipal services include septic tank pumping, Title V inspections, system installations and repairs, and specialty jobs available on request. Emergency service is offered 24 hours a day. The company serves a wide range of residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal clients across the region.
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Serves 2 areas across Massachusetts
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FOG Compliance in Massachusetts
Massachusetts food service facilities are governed by FOG pretreatment requirements under the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) and local sewer authorities. MWRA (Massachusetts Water Resources Authority), Boston Water and Sewer Commission, and dozens of local departments of public works enforce interceptor standards, pumping schedules, and manifest requirements. Records must typically be retained for three years. Massachusetts Title 5 regulations also affect facilities with private disposal systems.More Contractors in Massachusetts
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