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The Town code makes interceptor upkeep the user's responsibility and lets the Town require maintenance reports. Keep each hauler's service manifest, any inspection notes and repair invoices together.
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Commercial plumbing for island hotels, clubs and shops
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Our Palm Beach club kitchen was asked for grease interceptor maintenance reports. What should we have?
The Town code makes interceptor upkeep the user's responsibility and lets the Town require maintenance reports. Keep each hauler's service manifest, any inspection notes and repair invoices together. If the device or the lines feeding it need work, call so the plumbing side can be documented too.
Du-All Plumbing provides commercial plumbing in the Town of Palm Beach for hotels, clubs, restaurants, shops and large managed properties, from kitchen grease devices to guest hot water and courtyard drains.
Two pumping systems under one Town
The Town of Palm Beach runs two separate pumping systems under one Water Resources Division. An archived version of the Town's official page describes more than 40 sanitary sewer pumping stations and 13 storm water pumping stations, with more than 70 miles of mainline collection pipe. Drinking water comes from a different source again: the Town says the City of West Palm Beach supplies water to the island.
For a hotel, club, restaurant or shop in 33480, that split is the starting point for nearly every commercial plumbing question. Restroom, kitchen and laundry water goes to the sanitary system. Rain from roofs, courtyards and service areas goes to the storm system, and much of it is pumped. Grease, wash water or pool water sent down the wrong drain causes trouble in a system built for something else. Knowing which drain on a property feeds which system comes before deciding how to clear or repair it.
What does the Town code say about grease interceptors?
Chapter 122 of the Town code says grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be provided when, in the Town's opinion, they are needed for wastewater with excessive grease, oil or sand. They are not required for residential users. Units must be of a type and capacity approved in writing by the Town and installed where they are easy to reach for cleaning and inspection.
The same section puts upkeep on the user. Interceptors are to be inspected, cleaned and repaired regularly, as needed, at the user's expense, and users must provide maintenance reports when the Town requires them. A separate property maintenance chapter says grease interceptors and automatic grease removal devices are maintained under the Code and the manufacturer's instructions. For a kitchen manager, that adds up to two habits: follow the device maker's service guidance, and keep every service record where it can be produced.
Grease service for island kitchens and clubs
Du-All lists grease trap cleaning and maintenance among its commercial services for restaurants and food-service operations. Under Florida DEP's grease waste program, only licensed grease haulers and self-cleaners may remove and transport grease waste, and a service manifest is filled out each time it is collected. Those manifests are the backbone of the maintenance reports the Town can ask for.
The Town code does not set one cleaning interval for every kitchen, and neither do we. A club dining room that runs full in season and a café with a short menu need different schedules. We set the schedule with the manager from the device size, the menu and what each cleaning finds. Kitchen lines feeding the interceptor need attention too, and our drain cleaning page explains how the method is chosen for the line's condition. More on all commercial services is on our commercial plumbing page.
Hot water for hotels, clubs and large estates
Commercial water heater work at Du-All covers high-capacity units, from routine maintenance to repair and full installation. On the island, large properties often run several heaters, recirculation loops and long pipe runs between the heater room and the farthest fixture. When guests complain of slow hot water, the cause may be a heater that cannot keep up, a recirculation pump that has stopped, or a mixing valve out of adjustment. Each needs a different fix.
The Town's permits and licenses page lists an Affidavit Water Heater Changeout among its forms, so a replacement is paperwork as well as plumbing. Tell us the heater count, fuel, the rating plate details and when the complaints happen. Residential heater questions for homes on the island are covered on our water heater installation in Palm Beach page.
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Is a flooded service courtyard a sewer problem?
Usually it is a storm drainage problem. Courtyard drains, area drains and parking drains carry rainwater, and in Palm Beach much of that water reaches Town storm pumping stations. If water stands after a downpour and smells only of rain, the likely causes are a blocked area drain, debris in a catch basin or a damaged storm pipe. Area drains, trench drains and parking drainage are part of the commercial work Du-All installs and repairs.
If the standing water smells of sewage, treat it differently. Stop water use in the building, keep staff and guests away from the water and call. Do not open a sewer cleanout that may be under pressure. A sanitary backup that appears outdoors can come from a blockage in the building drain, and our sewer line repair page explains how repairs on private lines are planned.
Who approves work on a Palm Beach commercial property?
Large properties on the island often have layers of decision makers: an owner, a general manager, a facilities director and sometimes an outside management firm. Tell us who can approve scope and cost before the visit, and who will be on site. For tenants in shops on Worth Avenue or along the Royal Poinciana Way area, the landlord usually controls shared lines and main shutoffs. The Town permits page also lists a separate Worth Avenue affidavit, so ask the Town which forms apply to your address.
Access needs planning here. Note where a service truck can park, loading times, service entrances and any rules your building sets for contractors. Town Hall at 360 South County Road handles building permits during business hours.
Planned maintenance before the busy months
A Du-All maintenance plan is built on scheduled inspections and cleanings agreed with the owner. For an island property, the most useful timing is usually before the season fills dining rooms and guest rooms. A pre-season list might cover grease devices, kitchen lines, guest restroom fixtures, heaters and recirculation pumps, and courtyard and area drains ahead of summer storms.
Each visit ends with written notes the manager can file with the interceptor reports and permit records. Repairs are listed with a recommendation for approval. Those notes also show which items fail repeatedly, which helps an owner decide when replacing something costs less than another repair.
Request commercial plumbing on the island
Call 561-623-3111 or use the contact form. Include the property name and address, the decision maker, access rules and the hours you cannot lose water. Mention landmarks if your building is near Midtown, Phipps Ocean Park or the Lake Trail, which helps a crew find the right service entrance. If the water bill has risen with no visible leak, our Palm Beach leak detection page explains the checks to make first.
For an urgent problem, describe what guests or staff can see: which restrooms or kitchen fixtures are affected, whether water is rising in a floor drain, and whether anything smells of sewage. For planned work, send the list of devices, heaters and drains you want covered, the dates the property is quietest, and copies of recent interceptor service reports. If the job will need a Town permit, tell us who signs for the owner so the paperwork does not hold up the work, and whether the building has its own contractor check-in rules at the service entrance.
Commercial plumbing in nearby cities
Du-All also handles commercial plumbing nearby: Commercial plumbing West Palm Beach, Commercial plumbing Lake Worth, Commercial plumbing Mangonia Park.
Before you call
Palm Beach commercial plumbing questions, answered
Does the Town of Palm Beach require kitchens to keep grease interceptor reports?
The Town code says users inspect, clean and repair interceptors as needed at their own expense and provide maintenance reports when the Town requires them.
Does a West Palm Beach water supply change who handles a Town sewer backup?
Yes, in part. The Town says West Palm Beach supplies island water, but sanitary sewer and storm pumping belong to the Town Water Resources Division, so a public-side sewer question goes to the Town.
Why does the island have storm pumping stations as well as sewer stations?
The Town describes more than 40 sanitary sewer pumping stations and 13 storm water pumping stations. Rainwater and wastewater move through separate systems, so they should never be mixed.
Is a water heater replacement on the island just a swap?
No. The Town lists a water heater changeout affidavit among its permit forms, so replacement involves paperwork. Confirm current requirements with the Town Building Division.
Can a shop tenant approve work on a shared sewer line?
Usually the landlord or building manager controls shared lines and main shutoffs. Confirm who can approve before scheduling.
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Local information sources
- duallplumbing.com (checked 2026-10-30)
- floridadep.gov (checked 2026-10-30)
- townofpalmbeach.com (checked 2026-10-29)
- web.archive.org (checked 2026-10-29)
- library.municode.com (checked 2026-10-30)
- townofpalmbeach.com (checked 2026-10-30)
- library.municode.com (checked 2026-10-30)
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