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PlumbcraftServices · Greenville, SCAnswered 24/7(864) 727-9279
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Grease Trap Installation & Repair in Greenville, SC

Every commercial kitchen that sends grease down the drain needs a working grease trap or interceptor. When one is undersized, damaged or clogged, the kitchen backs up and the sewer line downstream fills with grease. We install, repair and jet the lines around them.

Greenville, SC
Grease Trap Installation & Repair in a Greenville area home
Typical range

Grease line jetting to the trap: $545 to $1,190

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Short answer

If your kitchen drains slow down before the trap is due for pumping, the line between the sinks and the trap is likely coated with grease. Jetting that line and checking the trap baffles usually solves it.

Signs you need grease trap installation & repair

  • Kitchen floor drains backing up during service
  • Grease odor near the trap or the kitchen
  • A trap that fills faster than its pumping schedule
  • Damaged or missing baffles inside the trap
  • A new restaurant or kitchen build-out

How we handle it

  1. Inspect the trapWe check baffles, inlet and outlet, and how fast it fills.
  2. Clear the linesJetting the lines from fixtures to the trap and from the trap to the sewer.
  3. Repair or replaceBroken baffles, lids and fittings repaired, or an undersized trap replaced.
  4. Set a scheduleWe recommend a cleaning and jetting schedule that matches your volume.
Plumbcraft plumber on a job in the Upstate

What grease trap installation & repair usually costs around Greenville

JobTypical range
Grease line jetting to the trap$545 to $1,190
Under-sink grease trap installation$795 to $1,690
Baffle or lid repair$285 to $645

Ranges reflect common jobs in Greenville and nearby towns. Access, materials and the hour of the call change the final number, and you get an exact price before work starts. Compare prices across all services.

What you can do before we arrive

Scrape plates into the trash before washing, use sink strainers, and never pour fryer oil or hot grease down a drain, even with a trap in place.

What we see in Upstate homes

Restaurants on Main Street, in the West End and along Woodruff Road and Haywood Road keep Greenville's grease traps busy. Many older downtown buildings also have long, flat kitchen drain runs that need regular jetting no matter how well the trap is kept.

Keeping it from coming back

Keep a log of trap cleanings and backups. Patterns in that log show when the cleaning schedule or the line itself needs attention.

Questions about grease trap installation & repair

Do you pump grease traps?

Pumping is done by grease hauling companies. We install and repair traps and jet the lines that feed them.

How often should a grease trap be cleaned?

It depends on volume. Busy kitchens may need it monthly; others less often. Local rules may also set a schedule.

Can you install a grease trap in an existing kitchen?

Yes. Under-sink traps fit many small kitchens; larger operations may need an in-ground interceptor.

Areas we cover for grease trap installation & repair

Plumbcraft sends grease trap installation & repair crews from Greenville and Belton across the Upstate.

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Need grease trap installation & repair today?

Call Plumbcraft any time. We answer 24/7 and send our own plumbers from Greenville and Belton.

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