
Published August 14, 2026 · 5 min read
In a commercial kitchen, a backed-up grease line isn't an inconvenience — it's lost revenue, a health-inspection problem, and unhappy customers. The fix is a schedule, not a scramble.
Even with a grease trap, a busy kitchen pushes enormous amounts of fats, oils, and food solids through its drains every day. That buildup coats the pipe walls and, left alone, chokes the line at the worst possible moment — mid-service on a Friday night.
Scheduled hydro jetting on an interval matched to your volume keeps grease lines open, prevents surprise backups, and creates a documented maintenance record that inspectors like to see.
We schedule commercial service for early mornings, late nights, or slow days so your drains get cleaned without ever shutting down the kitchen.