Tri-State Liquid Waste
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Tri-State Liquid Waste is a family-owned liquid waste company serving Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky since 1996. Headquartered in Lawrenceburg, Indiana and operating a dedicated Kentucky service line, the company provides grease trap pumping and cleaning for restaurant, commercial, and school kitchens, including complete pump-out and pressure cleaning of trap walls and baffles. Additional services span vacuum truck work, septic system cleaning and repair, lift station cleaning, drain cleaning, and stormwater catch basin maintenance for commercial and industrial clients across the tri-state area, including Northern Kentucky. Restaurants and commercial kitchens needing recurring FOG service and code compliance are a core service category for the company's Kentucky coverage.
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Serves 1 area across Kentucky
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Regulatory Context
FOG Compliance in Kentucky
Kentucky food service facilities must comply with FOG pretreatment rules under the Kentucky Division of Water and local sewer utilities. Louisville MSD (Metropolitan Sewer District), Lexington's Kentucky American Water, and Northern Kentucky Water District operate FOG Control Programs requiring interceptor installation, routine pumping, certified hauler use, and record retention for three years. Louisville MSD's FOG Program includes regular inspections and reporting requirements.More Contractors in Kentucky
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