Grease Trap Cleaning in Riverview, FL

Grease Trap Cleaning Tampa cleans grease traps and pumps grease interceptors for restaurants and commercial kitchens in Riverview, from US-301 and Big Bend Road to Boyette Road and Summerfield. Grease trap cleaning in Riverview follows Hillsborough County's grease rules, not the City of Tampa's.

Grease trap rules for Riverview kitchens

Riverview is an unincorporated community, so its food service establishments fall under Hillsborough County's Grease Management Program (County Code Chapter 120, Ordinance 06-31, Article VII). Every grease trap and interceptor must be serviced at least once every 90 days, and at no time may grease and solids exceed 25% of the unit's wetted volume. Invoices or manifests showing each service date and volume removed stay on site, or available, for at least 12 months. County staff run scheduled and unannounced inspections.

Much of Riverview's restaurant growth is in newer strip centers along US-301, Big Bend Road and Boyette Road, where interceptors often sit under parking spaces or drive aisles behind the buildings. Booking pump-outs before the lot fills keeps the hose run short. In a busy new kitchen, the 25% limit usually arrives well before the 90-day ceiling, so measure at every visit. The rules are explained in full in Brandon, which follows the same county program.