Restaurant owners · Kitchen managers · Facilities teams

Keep your kitchen drains on the job.

A slow floor drain or recurring grease-line backup can disrupt service. We help Southwest Florida restaurants investigate the cause, clean suitable lines and plan maintenance around the kitchen.

Active backup? Call 239-332-2750 Plan a service visit

Family-owned since 1980 · Florida License CFC1425940
Office: daily, 7 AM–7 PM. Call to discuss availability.

Technician cleaning a floor drain in a working restaurant kitchen — Drain cleaning in a restaurant kitchen. Tell us about your access and operating hours.

Start with what is affected

Floor drains, kitchen lines and recurring backups.

Kitchen or floor drains that empty slowly
Grease and food buildup in drain lines
Backups that return after clearing
Drain odors that need investigation

Tell us whether the problem affects one fixture or several areas, and whether water is actively backing up.

Work around your operation

Agree on the service window first.

Share your opening hours, prep times, delivery access and shutdown windows. We discuss availability, equipment access and affected fixtures before scheduling.

Grease-line cleaning and grease-interceptor pumping are different scopes. Tell our office which system needs attention so the appropriate work can be discussed.

A plan for the actual line

Clear it. Inspect when needed. Plan ahead.

Drain clearing

Choose a method suited to the obstruction, pipe and available access.

Grease-line hydro jetting

Clean accessible buildup in suitable lines with the right nozzles and equipment.

Camera investigation

Look for visible causes of repeated trouble and discuss suitable next steps.

Maintenance based on your kitchen.

We recommend a schedule around use, pipe condition and backup history. The proposal identifies the lines, visit timing, cleaning scope, documentation and price.

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What to have ready.

Restaurant name and address, affected drains, previous work, operating hours, cleanout access and the person authorized to approve service.

For an active backup, call. Online requests are reviewed by our office and do not confirm an appointment.

Clear answers. Your decision.

Know what to expect before work starts.

Tell us what is happening. We explain the findings, discuss your options and review the proposed scope and price with you before you authorize work.

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What happens when I call?

Our office asks about your property, affected drains, urgency and access. We discuss availability and the inspection or service that makes sense as a starting point.

Is the inspection or estimate free?

Ask our office which charges apply before scheduling. Camera inspections, locating and diagnostic work can be separate services. The proposed service and price are explained before you authorize the work.

Can I stay home or keep my business open?

That depends on the work and the lines affected. We discuss access, bathroom or water-service interruptions and work hours when planning the job. Tell us about residents, customers and operating restrictions early.

How will you look after my property?

Our crew uses protective coverings and keeps the work area organized. For repairs requiring openings or excavation, the proposal explains the access areas and included restoration.

What records and warranty will I receive?

The proposal identifies included photos, video or written findings. Ask for the written warranty that applies to the specific repair; expected service life and warranty coverage are different.

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