Grease Trap & Interceptor Service
Keep your kitchen open and your drains flowing. TPM Services installs, repairs and replaces grease traps and interceptors for Las Vegas restaurants and commercial kitchens, and jets the lines that feed them.
Keep Grease Out of the Sewer
Fats, oils and grease from a commercial kitchen harden inside pipes and cause backups, odors and emergency closures. Grease traps and interceptors catch that grease before it reaches the sewer.
Southern Nevada sewer agencies, including the Clark County Water Reclamation District, regulate grease interceptors through their pretreatment programs, and they need to be installed correctly and kept maintained. Routine pumping is usually done by a grease hauler. We handle the plumbing: installing, repairing and replacing traps and interceptors and clearing the kitchen and grease lines.
Call us if you notice
- Slow floor drains or sinksGrease building up in the kitchen lines or the trap.
- Grease odors in the kitchenA trap that’s overdue, damaged or venting poorly.
- Backups after pumpingA line or baffle problem, not just a full trap.
- Cracked or corroded trapOlder traps and lids that need repair or replacement.
- A remodel or new restaurantNew or upsized interceptors for a build-out.
Grease Trap Services
Grease trap installation
Under-sink and floor grease traps for commercial kitchens.
Grease interceptor installation
In-ground interceptors for restaurants and food service build-outs.
Repair & replacement
Damaged baffles, lids, fittings and worn-out traps.
Grease line jetting
Hydro jetting kitchen and grease lines to clear buildup.
Camera inspections
Seeing inside the lines to find the cause of repeat backups.
After-hours service
Work scheduled around your service hours to avoid closing.
What Affects Grease Trap Work?
We quote every job in writing after seeing the kitchen. The main factors are:
- Trap or interceptorSmall under-sink traps versus large in-ground interceptors.
- Size and locationSized to the kitchen’s fixtures and flow, and where it can be installed.
- Line conditionHow much grease is in the lines and whether jetting or repairs are needed.
- Permits and timingPermits where required, and after-hours scheduling.
Kitchen drains backing up? Call 702-932-5755, answered 24/7.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor?
A grease trap is usually a smaller unit near the sink inside the kitchen. A grease interceptor is a larger tank, often in the ground outside, that serves the whole kitchen.
Do you pump grease traps?
Routine pumping is usually handled by a grease hauling company. We handle the plumbing side: installing, repairing and replacing traps and interceptors, and jetting the kitchen and grease lines.
How often does a grease interceptor need to be cleaned?
It depends on the size of the interceptor and how much grease the kitchen produces. Local sewer agencies set maintenance requirements, and cleaning before grease and solids build up too far helps prevent backups.
Can you work after hours so we don’t have to close?
Yes. We schedule early, late and after-hours work around your service, and our phone is answered 24/7 for emergencies.
Do you install grease interceptors for new restaurants?
Yes. We install grease traps and interceptors for build-outs and remodels, coordinated with your general contractor.
Work With a Las Vegas Plumber You Can Trust
Homeowners, businesses and property managers across the valley call TPM for honest answers and work done right. Give us a call and see the difference.

