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By using TrapSchedule you agree that the site is informational. Schedule windows, cost bands, and Houston FOG checklists are editorial. They are not a permit, waiver, inspection, or legal advice. City of Houston Chapter 47 rules, Health Department practices, and MUD requirements change — verify with the authority that inspects your kitchen.

Citation amounts mentioned on this site ($250–$2,000 per violation) repeat public Houston Health Department language as of our research date. They may be incomplete or outdated. We do not represent the City.

Requesting quotes does not create a contract with TrapSchedule or with any hauler. We may decline to forward a lead. Haulers set their own prices and availability. Exclusive-ZIP pilot figures on /haulers are a sketch, not an offer to sell leads.

The site is provided “as is.” We are not liable for missed pump-outs, backups, fines, or business interruption. If you need counsel, hire a lawyer licensed in Texas. If you need a truck, hire a permitted transporter.

Sister-brand note: SeptiSchedule is aimed at homeowners. TrapSchedule is aimed at commercial kitchens. Do not use this site as residential septic advice.