top of page
White Glove Plumbing & Restoration logo

Grease Trap Pumping & Manifests in Orange County, CA

FOG buildup (fats, oils, grease) leads to odor, backups, and health/municipal violations. White Glove Plumbing & Restoration provides grease trap/interceptor pumping & manifests for restaurants and food-service sites—complete vacuum removal, wall/baffle scraping, inlet/outlet checks, quick jet rinse, and documented disposal for your FOG program.

✓ End-to-end service: Interior traps, exterior interceptors, and AGRU support

✓ Proof of disposal: Manifests with volume, origin, hauler license, disposal site receipts

✓ Flow assurance: Inlet/outlet/vent checks; quick jet of connecting lines

✓ Scheduling that fits service: Off-hours windows and recurring plans

✓ End-to-end service
✓ Proof of disposal
✓ Flow assurance
✓ Scheduling that fits service

White Glove Plumbing and restoration services
Spraying Chemical on Stairs
Grease Trap Pumping and Manifests White Glove Plumbing & Restoration

What Is Grease Trap Pumping & Manifests?

A service that removes all contents of your grease trap/interceptor—including floating grease cap, gray water, and settled solids—then scrapes and rinses interior surfaces, confirms baffles/tees and inlet/outlet condition, and provides chain-of-custody manifests with disposal site details.

For exterior interceptors, we also re-fill with water to working level after cleaning.

Why Choose White Glove Plumbing

  • Compliance & safety first: Trained crews following FOG BMPs, confined-space rules (no entry without permit), and local discharge limits.


  • Defensible documentation: Manifests, volume logs, photos, and disposal receipts ready for inspectors and landlords.


  • Beyond a pump-out: Wall/baffle scraping, outlet tee check, gasket/lid review, quick line jet, and odor control.


  • One accountable team: We can jet grease laterals, camera lines, and repair/replace damaged components.

home restoration
White Glove Plumbing & Restoration
White Glove Plumbing & Restoration

Immediate Actions (What to Do Now)

  1. Don’t add enzymes/emulsifiers—they push grease downstream and risk violations.

  2. Keep solids out—scrape pans to trash before sink/prep.

  3. Note odors/slow drains or recent inspection notes for our techs.

  4. Clear lids and access (no parked cars or stacked product).

  5. Call our 24/7 dispatcher—we’ll pump, clean, document, and set your calendar.

Common Situations We Handle

  • Odors, slow drains, or backups in the kitchen line

  • Failed/near-fail health or FOG inspections

  • Overflowing exterior interceptors before service windows

  • Missing/damaged outlet tees and loose or broken lids/gaskets

  • Heavy solids from dish/prep practices or fryer oil mishandling

  • New tenants needing baseline service and documentation

Our Grease Service Process (Step-by-Step)

Secure & Survey

Verify access, confirm trap/interceptor size/location, check lids/gaskets/baffles, and stage spill/odor control.

Full Vacuum Pump-Out

Remove entire contents—grease cap, water, and settled solids—no “dip & skim.” Measure and log gallons removed.

Scrape, Rinse & Jet

Scrape walls/baffles, rinse interior; perform a quick jet on inlet/outlet lines to clear immediate FOG at the connections.

Component Check & Reset

Inspect inlet/outlet tees, baffles, and vents; note defects; re-fill exterior interceptors to operating level to prevent downstream FOG migration.

Manifests & Disposal

Complete chain-of-custody manifest (site, volume, hauler license, destination) and attach disposal receipt from licensed facility.

Close-Out & Scheduling

Deodorize area, secure lids, provide photo summary & service report, and set recurring frequency (25% rule or local ordinance).

What’s Included

  • Full vacuum removal of grease cap, water, and settled solids

  • Wall/baffle scraping and interior rinse

  • Quick jet of inlet/outlet connections

  • Component check (tees/baffles/lids/gaskets) and re-fill (exterior)

  • Compliance packet: Manifest + disposal receipt + photos

  • Frequency proposal based on 25% rule/inspector notes

Grease Trap Pumping and Manifests today with White Glove Plumbing & Restoration

Costs & Timelines (What to Expect)

  • Typical duration: 45–120 minutes depending on size (interior 20–100 gal; exterior 500–2000+ gal).

  • Cost drivers: Tank volume, FOG/solids thickness, access (indoor vs. parking lot), distance to disposal facility, after-hours service, and jetting scope.

  • Clear estimate: Line items for pumping, scraping/jetting, disposal fees, and documentation—no surprises.

White Glove Plumbing & Restoration costs and payments

Insurance & Compliance Support

  • Records your stakeholders expect: Manifests, volume logs, photos, and disposal receipts mapped to address & date.

  • Policy alignment: We follow local FOG program rules and landlord requirements; COIs available.

  • Inspector-friendly: Standardized binder or PDF format for quick audits.

White Glove Plumbing & Restoration insurance and claims

Risks of Waiting (Why Act Now)

  • Backups & overflows that shut down service during peak hours

  • Odors, fruit flies, and pest activity near prep areas

  • Fines or citations for missing paperwork or FOG exceedances

  • Downstream blockages that raise repair/jetting costs

Grease Trap Pumping and Manifests fix now White Glove Plumbing & Restoration

Methods, Materials & Quality Standards

  • PPE & site care: Splash protection, spill kits, cone/tape safety in parking lots.

  • Equipment: Vacuum truck/wet-vac, scraping tools, jetter for inlet/outlet, gas meters for confined-space adjacency (no entry unless permitted).

  • Best practices: No emulsifiers, full-pump only, verify outlet tee, re-fill interceptors, seal lids/gaskets.

  • Environmental care: Licensed disposal of FOG wastes; zero illicit discharge.

  • Training: FOG BMPs, confined-space awareness, odor control.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should we pump?

Follow the 25% rule (when combined grease/solids reach 25% of capacity) or your local ordinance—often 4–12 weeks.


Do you haul to a licensed facility?

Yes. You get a manifest and disposal receipt every service.


Will enzymes help between services?

We don’t recommend emulsifiers/solvents—they move FOG downstream. Focus on BMPs (scrape pans, sink screens) and the right schedule.


Can you service after hours?

Absolutely—overnight/early-morning windows are common to avoid disruption.


Is line jetting included?

A quick jet of inlet/outlet is included; extended jetting/CCTV can be added if recurring slowdowns persist.


Do you repair lids/tees/gaskets?

We carry common parts and can repair/replace with a clear line item.



White Glove Plumbing Sewage Disposal Services

More White Glove Plumbing Sewage Disposal Services



Proudly Serving All of Orange County

Address: 1430 E Borchard Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705

Phone: (949) 209-5206
Email: office@whitegloveplumbingca.com

White Glove Plumbing is locally based in Santa Ana and serves residential and commercial clients across Orange County with 24/7 emergency plumbing and water-damage restoration.

Our expert team handles leak detection, emergency plumbing, water extraction/dry-out, sewage cleanup, mold remediation, and reconstruction in top OC areas including Irvine, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange, Tustin, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Mission Viejo, Lake Forest, Fullerton, Yorba Linda, Laguna Beach, Dana Point, and San Clemente - plus surrounding neighborhoods.

Let’s start a conversation

Book Your Free Consultation call Now

Home or Commercial?

Contact us:

CALL (949) 209-5206

1430 E Borchard Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92705

bottom of page