Introduction
Is your grease trap smelly? Does it get blocked or fill up with grease faster than you would expect? Is your grease trap cracked and not fit for purpose?
If you have answered yes to these questions, then your grease trap may be too small for its purpose, or may be vented incorrectly, or it may just need a clean out.
The grease trap is used as part of a septic system to capture grease and kitchen waste before it can enter the septic tank and trenches and clog up the drain.
Visit our septic tank installation page for more information on this product.
Future Works
As a previous client, you can now enjoy the benefits of being a Yates Plumbing and Gas VIP Member.
To view member benefits, go to our home page.
Future Content
This service will be expanded on in the coming months. If you have any questions in the meantime, please send an email through, fill out our enquiry form, or call me on 0437827502.