Grease trap cleaning means pumping out fats and solids, then scraping the walls and baffles. Indicative Riyadh prices start at SAR 350 for a small under-sink trap.
A grease trap stops oils and fats before they reach the sewer. When it fills up you get foul odours, blocked drains and pests around the kitchen.
The Saudi Plumbing Code (SBC 701) covers grease interceptors for premises producing greasy waste. Our team pumps out the trap, scrapes walls and baffles and removes the waste by tanker.
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What's included
- Pump-out of grease, solids and water
- Scraping walls and baffles
- Inlet, outlet and vent checks
- Waste removal by tanker
- Area clean-up
- Next due date set
Our process
- 1
Size it
Under-sink or in-ground, and capacity.
- 2
Pump & clean
Full pump-out, scraping and washing.
- 3
Waste removal
Removed by tanker, away from the sewer.
- 4
Schedule
Next visit date set by kitchen usage.
How often should a grease trap be cleaned?
A common rule of thumb is to clean before fats and solids reach about a quarter of capacity — every two to four weeks for busy kitchens, every two to three months for light ones.
Grease Trap Cleaning prices in Riyadh
Final prices depend on the scope of work — request a quote on WhatsApp. Indicative prices in Saudi Riyals, excluding 15% VAT unless stated otherwise.
What makes us different
One WhatsApp request
One message is enough; our team takes it from there.
Indicative prices published
See the price range before you contact us; the final price is set after inspection.
Quote before work starts
You see the price and scope, and decide before any work.
Free follow-up visit
A problem or damage related to our work within 30 days? We come back and inspect at no charge.