Quarterline

Grease trap pumping, Austin restaurant groups

Every trap in your group, on one 90-day calendar.

For Austin kitchens with two or more locations. Put each one on the board, see where the City's 90-day ceiling bites, and send it to have every pump-out arranged on one calendar, with one invoice and the manifests filed per location.

  • § 15-10-197Pumped at least every 90 days
  • § 15-10-197By a City-permitted liquid waste hauler
  • § 15-10-165Manifest kept on site, three years

The Quarter Board

Twelve months from today, a lane per location. Your figures only: nothing here is a price, a hauler or a route of ours.

This is an example board. With JavaScript on you can put your own locations on it; without it, describe them in the form below.

Each location at the frequency it is pumped now, twelve months from today. The highlighter mark is 90 days after each pump-out; red is time past it.

  1. Example: replace with your locations

    East 6th kitchen

    East 6th St, EastInterceptor, 1,000 galEvery 90 days

    Serviced now by Hauler A

    29days

    to next due, 3 Dec

    4 pump-outs a year12 manifests to keep

  2. Example: replace with your locations

    Domain kitchen

    The Domain, North / DomainIndoor trap, 50 lbEvery 4 months (120 days)

    Serviced now by Hauler B

    56days

    to next due, 30 Dec

    3 pump-outs a year9 manifests to keep

    Longer than the City's 90-day ceiling § 15-10-197. A variance to pump less often can be requested from Austin Water.

By month

  1. December 2026

    • Thu 3 DecEast 6th kitchen

  2. January 2027

    • Fri 29 JanDomain kitchen

  3. March 2027

    • Wed 3 MarEast 6th kitchen

  4. May 2027

    • Sat 29 MayDomain kitchen

  5. June 2027

    • Tue 1 JunEast 6th kitchen

  6. August 2027

    • Mon 30 AugEast 6th kitchen

  7. September 2027

    • Sun 26 SepDomain kitchen

2 locations, 7 pump-outs a year, 21 manifests to file

Your group, as serviced now

Includes 2 example lanes

Locations
2
Pump-outs a year
7At the frequencies you entered.
Manifests to keep on file
21Pump-outs a year times three years § 15-10-165
Capacity serviced a year
4,000Gallons of trap capacity, not measured volume. 1 trap sized in pounds not counted.
Separate invoices today
2One per hauler you entered.
Your current spend a year
Shown only when you enter what you pay per service.
Over the 90-day ceiling
11 location by frequency.
Send the board for scheduling

Send the board

One request covers every location on it. The reply comes by email with a proposed calendar, how one invoice and the manifests per location would work, and a firm price to accept or decline.

Without JavaScript the board cannot be edited, so describe up to five locations here. Leave what you do not know blank.

Location 1
Preferred service windows
Preferred days
Location 2 (optional)
Location 2
Preferred service windows
Preferred days
Location 3 (optional)
Location 3
Preferred service windows
Preferred days
Location 4 (optional)
Location 4
Preferred service windows
Preferred days
Location 5 (optional)
Location 5
Preferred service windows
Preferred days
What you want back
Where the reply goes

§ 15-10-197 The City requires every pump-out to be done by a liquid waste hauler holding a valid City of Austin permit (§ 15-10-197). Whoever services your traps under this request must hold that permit.

What happens next

Your board is recorded as a request and given a reference number, shown on screen when you send it. A person reviews the locations, trap sizes, frequencies, last pump-outs, current haulers and service windows you gave, and sources service from liquid waste haulers holding a City of Austin permit. The reply comes by email to the address you leave, with a proposed calendar for all your locations, how one invoice and per-location manifests would work, and a firm price for you to accept or decline. Nothing is scheduled, ordered or committed until you agree terms. Contact details are deleted after 180 days.

Quarterline is a request desk for Austin food-service operators. Operated by Tempered Technologies LLC, 8 The Green STE B, Dover, DE 19901.

What happens to your board

  1. 01

    You send the board

    Every location, trap, frequency, last pump-out, current hauler, what you pay now if you choose to say, and the windows that suit each kitchen. A reference number appears on screen.

  2. 02

    A person reads it

    Your locations are reviewed together, as one program: which traps run close to the 90-day ceiling, which windows overlap, how many haulers and invoices you have today.

  3. 03

    Service is sourced

    From liquid waste haulers holding a City of Austin permit, for the locations, sizes and windows you gave.

  4. 04

    The reply comes by email

    A proposed calendar for every location, how one invoice and the manifests per location would work, and a firm price for you to accept or decline.

  5. 05

    You decide

    Nothing is scheduled, ordered or committed until you agree terms. Your contact details are deleted after 180 days.

How requests work, in fullThe City's rules, by sectionWhat the records look like