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FOG & EPA Guidelines & Regulatory Requirements

FilterShine is committed to assisting businesses in meeting EPA guidelines and FOG (Fats, Oils & Grease) regulations. With extensive experience in commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning, grease filter exchange, and grease containment services, we understand the critical importance of maintaining a clean and compliant kitchen to ensure the safety of your employees and customers.


Our team of professionals utilizes the latest technology to provide the most efficient and effective services. We offer a range of services tailored to your specific needs, including custom maintenance plans to ensure your facility remains compliant.

FOG Control Practice

Benefits

Improved kitchen best management practices means less grease down the drain 

• Reduced drain line blockages and cleaning

• Reduced cost of drain line cleaning and jetting

• Reduced sanitary sewer overflows

• Reduced odors

• Reduced non-renderable waste grease generation 

Increased cleaning or maintenance of grease control devices 

• Reduced drain line blockages and cleaning

• Reduced sanitary sewer overflows

• Reduced odors 

Overall compliance with the FOG control program 

• Avoidance of non-compliance fees or fines

• Benefit the environment and the community

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How Can Kitchen Exhaust Hoods Cause Environmental Problems?

Kitchen exhaust hoods are designed to remove heat, smoke, and grease from ovens, stoves, and grills. As grease travels up the hood, it cools and condenses on the exhaust ductwork and fans. Grease can also drain out of the exhaust fan enclosure.


If the fan's grease collection system is not properly maintained, grease will eventually drain onto your roof. Over time, this grease accumulates and washes into the rain gutters which leads to storm sewers. Eventually, this grease reaches local waterways, causing significant environmental damage.

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What are the EPA regulations regarding grease contamination?

Grease is classified as a pollutant, and most states have pollution control laws that make it illegal to discharge any pollutants into local waterways such as streams, rivers, and lakes. If grease contamination can be traced back to your restaurant or kitchen, EPA inspectors may require you to clean up the area and impose fines or penalties.

The Benefits of FilterShine's Grease Filter Exchange Program in Compliance with EPA Policies

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Grease Filter Exchange

Our grease filter exchange program ensures your equipment stays clean and operates at peak efficiency. We use 100% stainless steel filters that are durable and long-lasting. Our team will remove all soiled filters from your exhaust system and replace them with clean ones. The soiled filters are then taken to our cleaning facilities for thorough servicing.

Exhaust Hood Cleaning

Our exhaust hood cleaning services are designed to remove all grease and debris from your kitchen exhaust system. This service is essential for maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. Our team of professionals is equipped to handle any size exhaust system and will ensure that your system is thoroughly cleaned and complies with regulations.

Deep Equipment Cleaning

At FilterShine, we understand the importance of deep equipment cleaning. Our team will work with you to develop a custom cleaning plan that meets your specific needs and requirements. We use state-of-the-art equipment and cleaning solutions to ensure your equipment is thoroughly cleaned and operating efficiently.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Guidelines

Choose FilterShine for all your commercial kitchen facility management needs. Our team of professionals is committed to delivering the highest level of service and ensuring your facility meets all regulatory requirements.

Contact us today at 866-977-4463.

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