Massey's Septic Tank and Grease Trap of North Central Texas

Septic Company in Fort Worth, Texas

(817) 594-28771204 NW 35th St, Fort Worth, TX 76106View on Yelp
Massey's Septic Tank and Grease Trap of North Central Texas - septic in Fort Worth, TX

About Massey's Septic Tank and Grease Trap of North Central Texas

Massey's Septic Tank and Grease Trap of North Central Texas serves the Fort Worth area with a focus on both residential septic systems and commercial grease trap services, a combination that's practical across a region with diverse property types. Fort Worth's restaurant corridor along areas like Camp Bowie and the Near Southside keeps commercial grease trap demand steady. With plumbing services also on their roster, they can address the full pipe-and-tank picture rather than just one piece of it. Call them at (817) 594-2877.

Services

Septic Services
Plumbing

Services & Process

Massey's covers septic tank pumping and maintenance for homes and rural properties, plus grease trap cleaning for restaurants, commercial kitchens, and food service operations throughout North Central Texas. Grease trap service involves removing accumulated fats, oils, and grease before they reach the municipal sewer system or septic field. Their plumbing capabilities mean they can also repair or replace pipes connected to tanks and traps. This combination makes them useful for properties where a grease or sewer issue involves both plumbing and the containment system itself.

Service Area

Massey's serves Fort Worth and the broader North Central Texas region. Their coverage likely extends to surrounding Tarrant County communities as well as customers in Parker, Hood, and Erath Counties where rural properties rely heavily on septic systems. Commercial clients in the Fort Worth metro area make up a significant part of their customer base.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does a restaurant grease trap need to be cleaned in Fort Worth?
The city of Fort Worth and most health departments follow a 25% rule, meaning the trap should be cleaned before accumulated grease reaches 25% of the trap's total volume. For most busy restaurants, that means monthly or quarterly service.
What happens if a grease trap isn't cleaned on schedule?
Overflowing grease traps can clog sewer lines, trigger health code violations, and result in fines or even temporary business closure. In Fort Worth, violations can also show up on restaurant inspection reports, which are publicly accessible.
Can Massey's handle both the plumbing and the grease trap service in one visit?
Their combined plumbing and septic service categories suggest they can. Having one contractor handle pipe work and the trap itself avoids the coordination problems that come with using separate vendors for connected systems.
Do septic systems in North Central Texas require special permits?
Yes, new septic installations and major repairs in Texas require permits through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and local county health departments. A licensed contractor handles the permit process as part of the job.
What's the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor?
Grease traps are smaller, typically installed under sinks indoors, and need more frequent cleaning. Grease interceptors are larger outdoor units that handle higher volumes of flow. The type your property needs depends on the volume of wastewater you generate.
Can plumbing problems cause a septic system to fail faster?
Absolutely. Leaking fixtures or running toilets push far more water through the system than it's designed to handle, which can overwhelm the drain field and cause premature failure. Fixing plumbing issues promptly protects your septic investment.

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