We keep your tunnels draining, your kitchens open, and your traps from ever becoming your problem. Recurring grit, grease, and oil-water separator service — pumped, jetted, and scoped on camera every visit.
Peachy Pits was founded by car wash operators — 33 years of combined experience across nine states, running multi-site operations and hiring the vendors we're now replacing.
We know what it costs when nobody shows up.
Three days waiting on a pump-out while tunnels back up. A trap overflowing on a Saturday. Most operators in this space treat recurring service as overflow work. So we built the company we wanted to hire — specialized trucks, recurring routes, and crews that show up when we said they would.
Same trucks, same crews, same discipline — whether it's sediment, oil, or grease.
Sediment collection vaults fill with sand, grit, and debris until your tunnels stop draining. We pump them out, haul the waste, and keep the drains moving — on a set schedule, before it becomes a problem.
Underground tanks catching grease and food solids from commercial kitchens. Pump-outs, waste hauling, line jetting, and clog clearing — for national chains, regional groups, and independents.
As sludge builds, contaminated water reaches the outlet — and that's a problem you don't want. We pump and haul shop waste for service facilities, dealerships, and fleet maintenance operations.
The work happens underground, out of sight. That's exactly why this industry runs on excuses. We document every job so you can see the condition of your system with your own eyes — not a line item on an invoice.
After we clean and jet, we run a camera through the pipe and record the condition — trench drains, kitchen runs, and the lines between traps. Not a guess about what's under your slab. Footage.
Photo and video of what we found and what we left behind, captured on every visit. No debating whether a trap was pumped down or skimmed.
Cameras run on site for the duration of the pump-out. You know we showed up, you know how long we were there, and you know the work got done the way we said it would.
If a municipality asks what condition your lines are in, there's footage. If a GM asks whether the vendor actually showed, there's a timestamp. That's the difference between a vendor and a partner. Ask for any of it today and we'll send it over — and this summer it lands in your portal automatically.
You didn't get into this business to chase vendors. We take the whole category off your desk — the scheduling, the reminders, the paperwork, the follow-up. You approve a schedule once. We handle the rest.
You don't track service intervals or remember to call anyone. We set the cadence around your sites and your volume, then run it. Text and email reminders before every visit, so nobody's surprised by a truck in the lot.
Decades on the customer side of this business — running multi-site operations, managing crews, and hiring the vendors we're now replacing. We're not guessing at what you need.
Grit, grease, and separators under one account. One call, one invoice, one standard — instead of juggling three vendors who each do part of the job.
Every haul comes with a digital disposal manifest. When an inspector asks where the waste went, you're not digging through a filing cabinet or waiting on a vendor to call you back.
A recurring service agreement locks your sites, your cadence, and your scope for the year. Agreed once, then run without you thinking about it. No re-quoting every visit, no calls to schedule, no wondering when someone's coming.
Backups happen. If you're on a recurring route with us, you're not a stranger begging for a truck today — you're a customer we already have on the schedule. No emergency premium, no penalty for a bad day.
Not in your state yet? Call us. We're expanding routes and disposal relationships continuously — and if you're a multi-site operator, we'll build the route around you.
Tell us how many locations you run and what's in the ground. We'll put together a service schedule and a straight price. No games.