It all started back in 1933. Fort Lauderdale was growing and becoming one of the premier locations not only to vacation to but to call home. At that time, Septic Tanks were the main choice for answering the need of thousands. As time passed, New Installations, along with unparalleled service, quickly turned JOHNSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES into an iconic name in South Florida. 81 Years later, we're still here and we have grown to become premier liquid waste haulers in South Florida. In addition, we offer the following sales and services to Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.
A grease trap, or sometimes referred to as a grease interceptor, serves merely as a collection point for FOG (Fat, Oil, and Grease) that is generated daily from your establishment and preventing such materials from entering the municipal wastewater sewer system. Most commonly, the grease trap is located outside. It is a pre-cast structure that can even be placed in traffic areas to maximize space and provide an easier access for Johnson Environmental to service. FOG creates all kind of challenges for municipal wastewater systems, which is why local governments require all commercial kitchens to have a grease trap installed.
According to the EPA, on average, Florida receives 40 to 60 inches of rain each year from about 130 storm events. While about 80% of the storms are small, with less than 1 inch of rainfall, the state also experiences torrential downpours and hurricane rains. These cause runoff carrying sediment, fertilizers, pesticides, oil, heavy metals, bacteria, and other contaminants to enter surface waters, causing adverse effects from increased pollution and sedimentation. Johnson Environmental Services can provide all aspects of service or repair to any and all of your catch basin/Stormwater needs.
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