DALTON'S SERVICE COMPANY, LLC

Dalton’s Service Company, LLC specializes in grease trap maintenance and removal services for federal facilities, delivering compliant, high-volume waste management solutions tailored to institutional and law enforcement infrastructure. Their technical expertise centers on the safe extraction, transport, and disposal of FOG—fats, oils, and grease—accumulated in commercial and government kitchen drainage systems, ensuring adherence to EPA and local sanitary codes. The company’s operational focus includes scheduled servicing, emergency response, and system inspection protocols that prevent sewer blockages and environmental contamination. Their precision in handling regulated waste streams and maintaining documentation for regulatory compliance distinguishes them as a reliable provider in mission-critical environments where sanitation failures can disrupt operations. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Justice, providing recurring grease trap removal and servicing for federal correctional facilities, detention centers, and other DOJ-operated buildings. This pattern indicates deep familiarity with federal facility protocols, security-sensitive logistics, and the stringent hygiene standards required in correctional environments. Their work supports the agency’s obligation to maintain sanitary conditions under the Prison Rape Elimination Act and other federal health and safety mandates. Primarily operating under NAICS 562998, Dalton’s Service Company focuses on miscellaneous waste management services that fall outside standard municipal or industrial categories, specifically targeting FOG-related infrastructure challenges in institutional settings. This niche positions them as a specialized vendor for federal agencies managing high-traffic kitchens and dining operations with complex plumbing systems. As a small, privately held entity based in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, the company operates without federal certifications but maintains a focused geographic footprint aligned with federal facility needs in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Their business model emphasizes reliability, regulatory compliance, and repeat service delivery within a tightly defined scope of federal waste management requirements.