Plain-English answers to the compliance questions restaurant owners actually
ask. Each guide covers what the rule says, who enforces it, and what to keep
on file for the inspector.
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What Biloxi and Gulf Coast restaurants must know about the Harrison County Utility Authority grease program: the required permit, the 90-day cleaning benchmark, permitted haulers, manifests, and fines.
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What Mobile restaurant owners should look for in a hood cleaning company: certifications, documentation, red flags, and typical price ranges.
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MAWSS grease trap requirements for Mobile restaurants: the 25% rule and its $400 fine, Board-designated haulers, manifest records, sizing, and enforcement.
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The kitchen exhaust inspection schedule Mobile, AL restaurants must follow under the 2021 International Fire Code and NFPA 96: monthly to annual intervals, cleaning triggers, and the records inspectors check.
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The kitchen exhaust inspection schedule Pensacola restaurants must follow under the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 96: monthly to annual intervals, who can do the work, and the paperwork to keep.