Grease Trap & Line Cleaning in Franklin & Nashville, TN
Grease trap and line cleaning clears the fats, oils, and grease (FOG) buildup that accumulates in restaurant kitchen drain lines and around grease traps, using high-pressure hydro jetting.
What It Is
Grease hardens into a concrete-like obstruction over time, so jetting the lines on a schedule prevents the backups and health-code problems that come with a clogged grease line.
How It Works — Our Process
Our grease line cleaning process keeps your kitchen compliant:
A Camera Inspection
A camera inspection to assess the grease line and confirm where buildup has formed
High-Pressure Hydro Jetting
High-pressure hydro jetting that scours hardened FOG off the full pipe wall
Scheduled Off-Hours Service So
Scheduled off-hours service so your kitchen keeps running
Documentation
Documentation that supports your FOG compliance and health-inspection records
A Jetting Interval Recommendation
A jetting interval recommendation based on your line's buildup rate
When You Need It
Schedule grease line cleaning on a regular interval — most kitchens benefit from frequent service — and call immediately if a grease line is slowing or backing up, especially ahead of a health inspection.
Pricing & Method Details
See the full hub for methods, pricing, and options.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is grease line cleaning different from grease trap pumping?
Pumping empties the grease trap itself; line cleaning hydro jets the drain lines so hardened FOG does not build up and cause backups between pump-outs. Most kitchens need both on a schedule.
How often should restaurant grease lines be cleaned?
It depends on volume, but high-output kitchens typically need frequent scheduled jetting. We recommend an interval after inspecting your line's buildup rate.
How much does grease line cleaning cost?
Commercial and restaurant hydro jetting runs $1,200–$1,500 (monthly or annual contract discounts available), with monthly or annual contract discounts available.
Will cleaning help me pass a health inspection?
A clean, free-flowing grease line is essential for passing inspection. We document the work so you have a compliance record to show inspectors.
Find Out What Your Line Needs.
Every job starts with a free camera inspection so you see the real condition before any work. Call or text (629) 276-6322.