We take on the complete burden! Our national turn-key service program is the perfect fit for busy restaurant owners. There’s Absolutely: No equipment to purchase No long-term contracts to sign    (you can end service anytime) No scheduling to mess with No grease containment equipment to maintain

Before After Before After

Initial Install We’ll come out, clean up existing grease spills, install the DRIPLOC Grease Containment System(s) and take before & after pictures for your review. Quarterly Service From then on, for as long as you are satisfied with our service, we handle all the quarterly maintenance, scheduling, and paperwork. Every three months a service technician will be dispatched automatically to your location. They will inspect the roof thoroughly, change the DRIPLOC grease containment filters, perform any needed maintenance and ensure there is no new grease on your restaurant’s roof.

Only $149/quarter ** Multi-store & Brand discounts available **

Don’t let your roof get this bad! A rooftop grease problem is more than just ugly. Rooftop grease saturation causes: Roofing material deterioration Roof leaks Structural damage Employee safety & liability concerns Health Code violations Runoff water pollution Maintaining a grease-free roof is the simplest way to avoid all of these problems! And that’s what we are here to help you do!

Grease Saturation
Kitchen grease attacks roofing materials. It causes swelling, blistering and cracking. Once these materials are compromised, rainwater leaks into the roof substructure, and eventually into your dinning areas.

Structural Design
Leaks don’t appear overnight. They happen slowly. The substructure of your roof can be exposed to the elements for a long time before the leak makes its way into your dinning areas.

Voided Warranties
Often, roof company warranties specifically exempt kitchen grease. These null & void clauses can result in restaurant owners paying unexpected costly repairs as a result of grease saturation.

EPA Violations
The Environmental Protection Agency has become increasingly watchful of runoff water quality. If your roof is covered in grease, when it rains the runoff water takes your grease with it to the surrounding lakes and rivers. This EPA routinely tests local areas for these types of violations and fines accordingly.

Safety Concerns
Employees and maintenance professionals climb ladders when preforming routine roof duties. Grease on the roof creates an unsafe slip hazard that can easily be prevented.

Serious Fire Hazard
Anyone who has ever experienced a kitchen fire knows that grease burns.

If you’ll think about it, a lot of people run their cars on used kitchen grease.

In no real exaggeration, having your roof saturated in grease is one step away from having it saturated in diesel fuel! It’s just not a good idea.

All it takes is a stray spark, an electrical short, or even a lightning strike, and the whole place could go up in flames.

It’s a risk no one needs to take.