Plumber's Guide to Replacing Old Grease Interceptors

At some point during your career in the plumbing trade, you might have to replace a large outdoor grease interceptor. Over time, these devices can deteriorate and become less efficient at trapping and preventing grease buildup. Most times, old concrete tanks will just flat-out break, causing major issues. Consequently, it becomes necessary to replace them.Here we’ll dive into valuable tips and tricks for efficiently replacing old grease interceptors.PLANNING AND PREP Thorough planning and preparation are essential before undertaking a grease interceptor replacement project.Initial inspection and documentation — Begin by inspecting the existing grease interceptor to identify any structural defects, corrosion or underlying issues.