Grease Trap & Drain Cleaning in Dubai
A grease trap stops being a smell problem and starts being an inspection problem. We pump it out, scrape the walls and baffles, flush the line and disinfect — for restaurant kitchens, workshops and car park interceptors across Dubai.
How a grease trap is pumped, scraped and flushed
The trap is pumped down and the solids lifted out rather than pushed along the line, which is what causes the next blockage. Walls, baffles and the inlet and outlet are scraped back, then the line is flushed and the chamber disinfected. Waste leaves with us.
Our work covers all of Dubai including Deira, Bur Dubai, Business Bay, Downtown, Dubai Marina, JLT, Al Barsha, Jumeirah and the rest of the emirate. Tell us where you are and when it suits, and we can confirm schedule accordingly.
What a grease trap service covers
- Pump out and removal of solids and settled grease
- Walls, baffles and inlet or outlet scraped back
- Line flushed to clear the run
- Chamber disinfected and the lid reseated
- Waste removed from site
- Photographs before and after, on request
Grease trap and drain questions
How often does a grease trap need cleaning?
It depends on the volume of cooking and the size of the trap. A busy kitchen usually needs it monthly; a smaller one every quarter. If it is starting to smell, it is already overdue.
Do you have to close the kitchen while you work?
No. Most traps sit outside or in a service area and we work around service. We can also come after closing if you would rather.
What happens to the waste?
It leaves the site with us. We do not empty it into another drain on the property, which is what causes the blockage to move rather than go away.
Do you clean car park and workshop interceptors too?
Yes. Oil and silt interceptors in car parks and vehicle workshops are the same job with different waste, and we handle those as well.
