How much does it cost to install a 1000 gallon grease trap?
A: The average install for a small grease trap (0-100 gallons) is between $250 and $1500. The average cost for the installation of a new grease trap (750-1500) is between $4,000 and $8,500.
How many gallons does a grease trap hold?
20-30 Gallon Capacity Dish Machine Tank: 20 Pound Grease Trap. 30-50 Gallon Capacity Dish Machine Tank: 25 Pound Grease Trap. 50-70 Gallon Capacity Dish Machine Tank: 35 Pound Grease Trap. 70-100 Gallon Capacity Dish Machine Tank: 100 Pound Grease Trap.
How big should my grease trap be?
The overall size of the trap is determined by the number of gallons of water flowing down your drains, which is your rate of incoming flow. You’ll also want to make sure your grease trap’s rated capacity is twice your flow rate. For instance, the rated capacity of a 20 gallon per minute (GPM) grease trap is 40 pounds.
Why are grease traps so expensive?
In order for grease traps to be effective, they must be properly sized, constructed and installed into your plumbing system. Because of these specific requirements, grease traps are traditionally more expensive than other plumbing operations.
How long does it take to install a grease trap?
The average installation time will vary. However, one can normally expect less than two hours from start to finish.
How much does it cost to pump a grease trap?
In general, it costs between $115 to $1,040 to pump a grease trap.
How deep is a grease trap?
Typically, the maximum depth from the ground surface (access covers) to the liquid level in the trap should not exceed 4 feet, as this will impede effective visual inspection. f) Refer to the attachment “Typical Underground Grease Trap” for specific minimum design requirements.
Can a grease trap be too big?
If your grease trap is too large, then you’ll spend more money than you need to, get longer detention rates and get into the bad habit of not regularly cleaning it (because you’ve got extra space, why clean it more often?).
How much does it cost to remove a grease trap?
Indoor Grease Interceptors Most indoor grease traps with easy access are 30-200 gallons, and most pumpers will charge between $125-$180 to pump out these types of traps, provided the service is set up on an ongoing basis. Most pumpers would charge $190-$240 to just do a “one-off” pumping.