Image Credits
Diagrams
The labeled drawings (files starting with diagram-) are drawn for this site. They show the difference between an indoor trap and an in-ground interceptor, the 25 percent rule with the 90 day ceiling used in Texas, the path from kitchen drains to the City of Corpus Christi wastewater system, and how two measurements become a pump-out interval (the fill rate shown is an example). They are not to scale and are not a design for any particular kitchen.
Free-licensed photographs
These are used under Creative Commons licences or public domain status, as listed. None of them shows a job done through this site.
| File | What it shows | Photographer | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| corpus-christi-bayfront-night.webp | The Corpus Christi bayfront skyline at night, Corpus Christi TX | Jay Phagan | CC BY 2.0 |
| corpus-christi-shrimp-boat.webp | A shrimp boat tied up at the Corpus Christi marina with downtown towers behind, Corpus Christi TX | Ted Gresham from Lufkin, United States | CC BY 2.0 |
| interceptor-covers-paved.webp | Access covers of an in-ground grease trap set into a paved courtyard | 293.xx.xxx.xx | CC BY-SA 3.0 |
CC0 and public domain need no attribution; CC BY requires it; CC BY-SA requires it and passes the same licence on. Images are resized and converted to WebP, nothing else is changed. The other photographs on the site are general stock images of kitchens, pipes and equipment, not photos of a particular job or a particular Corpus Christi business. If a credit is wrong or you would like an image removed, use the contact page.