Make Grease a Gateway to Pumping Profits

Look for new customers with commercial kitchens, then offer grease trap cleaning and other services to build more revenue onto every invoice.
Make Grease a Gateway to Pumping Profits
John Remstedt is shown with his newest truck, purchased at the WWETT Show. It’s a 2015 Peterbilt built out by Satellite Industries and carrying a 4,000-gallon aluminum tank from Imperial Industries, a pump from National Vacuum Equipment Inc. (NVE) and a pressure jetter from Advance Pump & Equipment Inc., powered by a Giant pump. (Photo courtesy of Grease Masters)

Grease Masters LLC, based in St. Charles, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, lives up to its name. The company collects about 1.1 million gallons of grease a year, mostly from restaurants and commercial kitchens, and also recycles cooking oil (yellow grease) to generate an...

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