Drainage Solutions, Inc.
Serving Central Florida since 2000 from N Forsyth Rd; offers both certified backflow testing/repair (with automatic annual renewal tracking) and vacuum truck grease trap pumping.
Compare 5 verified local providers approved for Orange County Utilities & OUC (Orlando Utilities Commission) (Orange County Cross-Connection Control / OUC Backflow Filing) and Orange County Utilities Environmental Compliance Section 90-day commercial grease interceptor manifests.
| Official Program | Cross-Connection Control Section & OUC Backflow Program ↗ |
|---|---|
| Filing Portal & Fee | Orange County Cross-Connection Control / OUC Backflow Filing $0 utility filing fee (Email/Portal submission to Water.Backflow@ocfl.net or backflowtesting@ouc.com) |
| Tester Registry | View Official Municipal Tester List ↗ |
| Annual Deadline Rule | Annual certified testing required on all commercial, reclaim-water, fire line, and Orange County Utilities irrigation backflow assemblies. |
| Non-Compliance Penalty | Disconnection of potable and/or reclaimed water service after final non-compliance notice. |
| Utility Contact | (407) 836-6970 (Orange County) / (407) 423-9018 (OUC) • 8100 Presidents Drive, Suite C, Orlando, FL 32809 |
| Official Program | Commercial Wastewater — Oil & Grease Prevention Program ↗ |
|---|---|
| Mandatory Pumping Schedule | Exterior grease interceptors must be completely pumped out and cleaned at least once every 90 days. Interior under-sink grease traps must be inspected and cleaned at least once every 7 days. |
| Manifest & Hauler Rule | Pump-out manifests must be retained on-site and submitted as required to Orange County Environmental Compliance (4760 W. Sand Lake Rd, Orlando, FL 32819 / Environmental.Compliance@ocfl.net). |
| Violation Fines | Code enforcement fines up to $1,000/day plus industrial wastewater surcharge assessments. |
| Environmental Desk | (407) 254-7701 |
| Governing Code | Florida Administrative Code 62-555.360 (FDEP) & Orange County Code Ch. 37 |
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Serving Central Florida since 2000 from N Forsyth Rd; offers both certified backflow testing/repair (with automatic annual renewal tracking) and vacuum truck grease trap pumping.
Tests residential irrigation, HOA master meters, and commercial backflow preventers across Orange County Utilities and OUC territories.
Built for Orlando restaurants, resorts, and theme-park corridor kitchens needing 90-day grease interceptor pumping and annual backflow compliance.
Specializes exclusively in restaurant and commercial foodservice plumbing, 7-day/90-day grease trap compliance, and annual backflow certifications.
Orlando's largest commercial grease trap pumping fleet (407-890-0116); handles 90-day pump-outs, interceptor replacements, and Orange County Environmental Compliance manifest filing.
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Direct answers sourced from Orange County Utilities & OUC (Orlando Utilities Commission) and Orange County Utilities Environmental Compliance Section regulations.
Yes! If you are an OUC (Orlando Utilities Commission) residential customer, OUC's backflow program automatically tests residential irrigation backflow preventers and performs minor repairs at no separate charge. However, commercial customers and Orange County Utilities customers (407-836-6970) must hire their own certified tester annually.
Orange County Utilities' Oil & Grease Prevention Program (407-254-7701) requires interior under-sink grease traps to be inspected and cleaned at least once every 7 days, and exterior grease interceptors to be completely pumped out by a permitted hauler at least once every 90 days.
For Orange County Utilities customers, certified testers submit reports to the Cross-Connection Control Section at 8100 Presidents Drive, Suite C, Orlando, FL 32809 (Water.Backflow@ocfl.net). For OUC commercial accounts, reports go to backflowtesting@ouc.com.
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