Grease Caddy
A mobile used-oil container for getting fryer oil out of the kitchen and into the collection workflow. Best where the route from fryer to storage needs wheels.
Grease caddies, drums, dumpsters, drain treatments, and odor control, supplied by the same company that services the trap and collects the oil.
Tell us the kitchen and what you need.
For containers, tell us where it will sit and how much oil the kitchen produces. For treatment, tell us the trap or drain and the odor problem. We'll tell you what fits and what is in stock.
Treatment products maintain a system between service visits. They do not replace required grease trap cleaning or septic pumping.
From fryer station to pickup, the container needs to fit the route through the kitchen and the space where oil waits.
Choose by footprint, fryer volume, and pickup cadence.
A mobile used-oil container for getting fryer oil out of the kitchen and into the collection workflow. Best where the route from fryer to storage needs wheels.
A compact storage option for lower-volume kitchens and tighter service areas. Pair it with a dolly when the drum has to move for filling or pickup.
A wheeled base for positioning a full 55-gallon drum without dragging it across the service area. The drum stays movable when access changes.
The larger container for kitchens and facilities that outgrow a drum. Choose 50, 125, or 250 gallons based on output, footprint, and pickup schedule.
A wide funnel for pouring fryer oil into the drum or dumpster without running it down the side. Sized for the containers we supply.
Different odor sources need different products. Start with where it begins: the grease trap, the sewer ejector tank, or the drain line.
Maintenance between cleanings, never a replacement for service.
A lemon-scented enzyme deodorizer. It helps break up sewage and grease so the line flows and the odor stops.
A bacteria treatment for grease traps, sewer ejector tanks, and drains. It destroys fly larvae, so sewer flies stop coming out of the drain.
A liquid perfume that masks the normal smell around sewer ejector tanks and grease traps. It's not a substitute for replacing seals and caulking.
A biological block for ongoing grease-trap maintenance and odor reduction between pumpouts. Regular pumping still removes the solids already in the trap.
Call dispatch with the address and what's backing up. For scheduled service, send the quote form and we'll come back with the cycle.