Kelli Robinson

Schier

We live in a disposable world. Many of our tools, appliances, home computers and cars are built to fail, encouraging us to get back out there and buy, buy again. But there's also a resurgence in a different, older school of thought that runs counter to that. The belief that things should be built to last. People now expect more from their coolers, jeans, workboots and blenders. We think you should expect the same from your grease interceptor. When we started with Schier in 2003, half of our products were made from steel. Guaranteed to fail. Some plumbers would half-joke "hey man, that's job security." Not to us. In 2006 when we launched the Great Basin™, we made a bet that our customers wanted something better. We believed that grease interceptors should not only be ridiculously efficient but they should also last a long time. We think that job security comes not from built in obsolescence but from taking your time to do the right thing. Thank you for being a part of what we do. We look forward to working with you again real soon.