Grease Trap Cleaner and Industrial Cleaning Services to Keep Your Facilities Functional and In the Best Condition

A commercial grease trap ensures that waste from commercial establishments and households does not enter the sewage system or, worse, local water bodies. It is used in commercial kitchens, hospitals, schools, bakeries, and other areas to ensure that the grease from their activities is efficiently collected and also disposed of.  

Grease traps, when properly maintained, can help your business run more efficiently. Poorly maintained or clogged grease traps, on the other hand, prove to be problematic and expensive for many establishments when they are not cleaned on a regular basis. A grease trap accumulates Fats, Oils, and Greases (FOGs) in its tank, which decompose and emit a rotting odour over time. If not cleaned promptly, the smell can have a negative impact on the number of customers who visit the restaurant, eventually jeopardising the company's reputation. Solo Resource Recovery provides grease trap cleaning services to ensure that drains are not clogged and that there is no foul odour present.

How do grease traps work? 

Grease traps prevent fat, oil, and grease waste from entering the drainage system. By coagulating and blocking lines, this type of waste can wreak havoc on sewer and waste systems. A grease trap is a large tank into which wastewater flows and settles. The wastewater solids will sink, while grease and FOG waste will float to the surface, leaving clear water in the middle. The water then flows into a separate tank, where a screen traps the separated matter and discharges it into the sewer.

Advantages of grease trap cleaner service


  • Prevents any back-ups or clogs 
  • Keeps up with state and city regulations 
  • Keeps foul smell at bay 
  • Prevents health, hygiene, and environmental consequences
Key steps followed by the grease trap cleaners

The commercial grease traps are generally located outside the infrastructure. The steps followed by Solo Resource Recovery’s grease trap cleaner services include the below ones: 


  • The lid from the grease trap is removed
  • The trap is measured to evaluate the inches of grease present in it
  • Cutting-edge machinery is used to remove water from the grease trap 
  • Scrapping of the bottom, sides, and the lid of the device is done to remove excess grease 
  • The grease trap is then scrubbed, the screen will be flushed and water will be reintroduced into the grease trap. 
  • Any distant parts will be appropriately reinstalled, and the lid will be swapped. 

Industrial cleaning services to keep your facilities in the best state

Industrial cleaning services ensure that your equipment and facilities are kept in the best condition, and that your infrastructure continues to produce the desired results. Solo Resource Recovery tailors industrial cleaning services to each location, beginning with a thorough onsite evaluation. It collaborates with clients to ensure that the desired outcomes are realised. Cleaning and maintaining grease traps can be a laborious task, so the team providing industrial cleaning services uses specialised equipment and chemicals to thoroughly clean the system. Its staff and operators are well-trained to ensure that not only are your facilities cleaned to industry standards, but that they are returned to you as soon as possible.  The company provides its industrial cleaning services on off-day, and after office hours so that your normal operations are not affected.

Solo Resource Recovery provides its industrial cleaning services for:

  • Equipment cleaning
  • Windows cleaning
  • Commercial floor cleaning and polishing,
  • Sweeping
  • Local council cleaning
  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Hotels and restaurants
  • Chemical plants
  • Hospitals and healthcare facilities
  • Office cleaning and high rises
  • Childcare centre cleaning
  • Shopping centres and retail store cleaning

The company deploys vetted professionals for its industrial cleaning services that pay attention to your spaces and provide you with swanky clean workplaces even when you are not there. Its industrial cleaning services team keeps its focus on the cleaning operations, and employs industry-leading practices to ensure consistency all over your workplaces.

Complete range of waste management and resource recovery solutions

In addition to grease trap and industrial cleaning services, Solo Resource Recovery also provides its services to businesses related to industrial and bulk bins, construction waste services, wheelie bin services, medical waste services, document destruction, and more. Services provided to industries include vacuum excavation, subsurface engineering & maintenance, waste transport, drain and pipe cleaning, street sweeping, waste transport, and more. Solo Resource Recovery can clean septic tanks for households, and the company also provides facility management, council management technology, and other council waste services.

Providing waste management solutions throughout the country

Solo Resource Recovery provides grease trap cleaners, industrial cleaning services, and waste disposal and recovery solutions in Adelaide, Keysborough, Lonsdale, Mornington, Pottsville, and many other parts of Australia. The company focuses on recycling and reusing resources in all of its waste management solutions to reduce environmental impact while increasing resource reuse and recycling.
Location: Australia

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