FOG Management Program For Multi-Tenant Buildings
When a mall or mixed-use building has multiple food tenants sharing a grease interceptor, a unified FOG program prevents the finger-pointing that leads to backups and fines.
Sub-meter each tenant
Individual grease trap monitoring per tenant aligns incentives. Tenants pay for their own overuse.
Centralized pumping contract
One pumping vendor on a building-wide schedule beats individual contracts on cost and accountability.
Bioaugmentation at the main
A bacterial feed at the main interceptor handles whatever the individual traps miss.
Frequently asked questions
- Who pays for the main interceptor?
- Usually building ownership, with costs allocated to tenants via CAM.
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