Cleaning Waste Water Lift Stations in Malls

Shopping Malls continue to dominate retailing. There are more than 25,000 malls in the U.S. and many times that number worldwide. Mall construction continues at a rapid pace. These facilities all have major grease management issues due to their food courts, restaurants, and heavily utilized restrooms. Shopping malls typically handle the problem with waste water lift stations and sump pumps that collect the waste below grade and send the effluent upwards into the local municipal sewer lines. These lift stations and pumps become congested with grease – resulting in backups, overflows, and odors. These can severely detract from the customer experience and cause real problems for the mall's clients. Keeping lift stations clean is expensive – up to $20,000 a year at larger malls. And, if the malls send greasy discharge into the municipal sewer system, they face large fines.

Green Bull keeps waste water lift stations, wet wells, and sump pumps free of grease. It also helps the restaurants and food vendors in the malls with their grease problems. Green Bull's environmnetally friendly solution is significantly less expensive and provides a positive customer experience with no odors, overflows or other grease related problems. Cleaner discharge of effluent into municipal waste systems prevents fines. Furthermore, use of Green Bull's products can help environmentally conscious facility managers obtain LEED points.