Commercial Facility Maintenance in East Point, GA

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The city charges $200 for grease-system plan review, $200 for a new-construction permit, $150 for the installation inspection, and $50 per reinspection. Every grease generator also pays an annual discharge permit, $200 for exterior traps or oil separators with 1 to 5 tanks and $75 for interior traps. It is due March 31, with a 25 percent penalty after that date.

The city runs its own water utility, and every backflow assembly, whether domestic, fire-line, combination, or irrigation, must be tested at installation, after any repair, and every year. The annual report goes to the city’s Water and Sewer Department and must carry the tester’s certification number and the test kit’s calibration date. Check both on the form before you accept it.

East Point Power, the city’s own electric utility, requires a permit, an inspection, or both before it energizes new electrical services, service-line repairs, or temporary poles. Build that approval into your project calendar, because the power stays off until the utility signs off.

Hail of 1.75 inches was reported at East Point Street and Vesta Avenue on the night of March 26, 2023. IBHS advises hail guards for air conditioner condenser fins, air intakes, and other vulnerable components whose damage can impair the unit’s operation. Bent fins or blocked intakes can stop a unit working, so note the date of any hail report.

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