
Grease trap failures don't wait for a convenient time. When a facility in Lawrenceburg needed their old system pulled and replaced, we came in and handled it the right way - full excavation, new 1500-gallon concrete grease trap set in place, all plumbing connections made clean and tight.
The concrete tank you're looking at is solid, properly set, and tied into the facility's plumbing with PVC pipe runs that are straight and sealed correctly. The green risers on top give easy access for future cleanouts and inspections. This isn't a patch job - it's a full replacement built to last.
City approval matters more than people realize. It means the installation was done to code, inspected, and signed off. That's not just a formality - it protects the facility from fines, shutdowns, and liability down the road. We don't cut corners on the stuff that counts.
Whether it's a grease trap, a full septic system installation, or excavation work, the process is the same every time. We show up, we do the work correctly, and we make sure it passes. No shortcuts, no headaches left behind for the customer to deal with later.
Jobs like this one in Lawrenceburg are exactly what we do. Commercial, residential, big or small - if it involves underground systems and getting it done right, that's our lane.