Meat operations don't produce ordinary kitchen waste. JN Grease provides dependable collection, pumping, cleaning and maintenance for the inedible meat, fats, oils, grease, food solids, process wastewater, interceptors and clogged lines your facility deals with every day.
Butcher shops and meat-processing facilities generate organic waste, animal fat, grease, food solids and wastewater that can't be treated like ordinary trash or ordinary kitchen drainage. Each stream builds up differently — and each needs the right service before it becomes a problem.
Expired, spoiled, rejected, trimmed or otherwise unusable meat and animal by-product.
Left in a dumpster it becomes a health hazard, draws pests and creates odor and compliance risk.
Inedible Meat Removal →Animal fat and grease that accumulate heavily in traps, interceptors and drainage systems.
As the interceptor fills, capacity drops and grease starts passing into your lines and the sewer.
Grease Trap & Interceptor →Cleaning and processing generate wastewater carrying organic material, grease and solids.
This water can't simply go down a floor drain — it needs proper pumping, transport and disposal.
Wastewater Disposal →Grease, fat, solids and residue gradually coat and restrict commercial drain lines.
The opening narrows, drainage slows, and eventually the line backs up mid-production.
Hydro Jetting →Buildup rarely fails all at once. It's a chain reaction — and by the time you notice odors or a slow drain, it's already interrupting work.
Accumulated organic waste and grease breed bacteria and odor — a direct risk to product, staff and inspections.
A full interceptor or restricted line can back up into your floor drains and shut down a work area fast.
Emergency service, cleanup and downtime cost far more than a planned pump-out ever would.
Instead of juggling separate vendors for meat removal, grease, wastewater and drains, JN Grease handles it all — on one schedule, with one point of contact.
Sanitary collection of unusable meat and animal by-product, dependable scheduled pickup, safe transport in food-safe equipment, and documentation where provided.
Learn about inedible meat removal →Full pump-out of accumulated fats, oils, grease and solids, cleaning, inspection, recurring schedules and emergency pumping when a trap is overloaded.
Learn about grease trap service →Pumping and removal of process water, wastewater and sludge where applicable, transported off site and disposed of through appropriate licensed channels.
Learn about wastewater disposal →High-pressure jetting to clear grease, sludge, buildup and stubborn line restrictions — restoring drain lines to full flow without digging.
Learn about hydro jetting →Drain issues, repairs, maintenance and troubleshooting for commercial and industrial facilities — including urgent situations that can't wait.
Learn about commercial plumbing →Cleaning of waste-handling areas, loading zones, exterior service areas and dumpster/collection points where supported.
Learn about power washing →From the processing floor to appropriate disposal, every stage has to keep flowing. When one stage clogs or fills, everything upstream of it stops. Here's the path — and where JN Grease steps in.
Schedule Service →Trimming, cutting and cleaning generate meat solids, fat and wash-down water.
Floor drains and collection points carry solids, grease and wastewater away from the floor.
Traps and interceptors separate fat, oil, grease and solids from the water so lines stay clear.
Captured material accumulates until it's pumped — this is what fills up and needs servicing.
JN Grease vacuum equipment pumps out grease, solids, wastewater or inedible product.
Material is removed from the site in appropriate, leak-proof service equipment.
Material is disposed of or recovered through appropriate licensed channels, with documentation where provided.
Emergency-only service
Planned recurring service
We review the facility, access points, equipment, waste streams and service requirements.
We determine the right equipment, schedule and service approach for your operation.
We pump, collect, clean, jet or remove material based on your facility's needs.
Material is removed from the site using appropriate, leak-proof service equipment.
We provide applicable service documentation and set your next service interval.
Commercial and industrial facilities rarely have conveniently located tanks. Our modern vacuum and pumping equipment and uniformed technicians are built for real-world access.

From a single butcher counter to a full processing plant, we service meat operations of every size across Southern California.
If drainage is slowing, odors are appearing, waste is accumulating, or your next service is overdue — schedule service before it affects production.
We collect inedible meat, poultry, trimmings, offal and other animal by-products, plus the fats, oils, grease and food solids that accumulate in your interceptors and drains. Everything is contained sanitarily, transported in food-safe equipment and disposed of through licensed channels with documentation.
It depends on volume and interceptor size, but meat-processing operations produce far more fat and solids than a typical kitchen — so most facilities benefit from a recurring schedule rather than waiting for a problem. We assess your facility and recommend an interval that keeps the interceptor working and your drains clear.
Yes. We pump and remove process wastewater, sludge and organic waste using vacuum equipment, transport it off site and dispose of it through appropriate licensed channels.
Scheduled maintenance is strongly recommended. Because meat operations generate heavy fat and solids, buildup happens faster — and a planned pump-out is far less disruptive and less costly than an emergency call after a backup shuts down production.
Yes. We service interceptors and tanks of every size with modern vacuum and pumping equipment, including high-volume jobs, long hose runs and difficult-access systems common in industrial facilities.
Animal fat, grease, food solids and processing residue gradually coat and restrict drain lines. As the opening narrows, drainage slows and eventually backs up. High-pressure hydro jetting clears the line back to full flow.
Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency response for backups, overflows and urgent pump-outs so you can get production moving again as quickly as possible.
Yes. We build recurring service schedules — daily, weekly or monthly — around how your facility actually operates, with documentation provided each visit.
Yes. Based in Menifee, we serve butcher shops and meat-processing facilities across Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Orange counties and the surrounding Southern California region.
One partner for grease, inedible meat, wastewater, drains, pumping, cleaning and ongoing maintenance — built for commercial and industrial food-processing environments.
Prefer to talk now? Call (951) 343-1221 — we answer 24/7.
Fast response — usually same day.