Containers sized to your needs
A small restaurant in Mission District may only need a caddy or compact bin; a commissary, hotel or food manufacturer may need drums, totes or tank pump-outs. Volume and access decide the equipment.

Current cooking oil pricing · Mission District, San Francisco
What Is Your Used Cooking Oil Worth?
Mission District pricing depends on monthly gallons, oil quality, contamination and collection access. Use the estimate below to see a potential range for qualifying oil.
We pay for qualifying grease and cooking oil — call for details.
Food-grade oil disposal support · Mission District
A missed grease pickup in Mission District can quickly turn recyclable cooking oil into a service-area headache. Containers fill, oil gets contaminated and staff lose time managing a material that should be removed cleanly and consistently.
The risk is bigger than a messy bin. Spilled or stored oil can create odors, slick surfaces, fire exposure and compliance issues for restaurants, commissaries, hotels, entertainment venues and production kitchens.
The Grease Co helps Mission District locations near Mission Street, Valencia Street and the 24th Street corridor choose the right storage setup, arrange collection frequency and document the pickup so the oil is handled responsibly after it leaves the site.
The right cooking oil collection setup starts with volume, access and safety. For Mission District locations near Mission Street, Valencia Street and the 24th Street corridor, The Grease Co pairs indoor storage, outdoor storage and documented grease pickup with practical route coverage across San Francisco County.
A small restaurant in Mission District may only need a caddy or compact bin; a commissary, hotel or food manufacturer may need drums, totes or tank pump-outs. Volume and access decide the equipment.
After collection, manifest records can document the Mission District service address, date, material type, amount removed, hauling details and receiving information for your files.
For Mission District kitchens with limited exterior space, indoor caddies keep fryer oil contained until a scheduled pickup. The setup is chosen around staff workflow, doorway clearance and where oil can be transferred safely.
Outdoor bins and totes can include spill-tray protection to help contain drips around the collection point. That extra containment helps prevent hazards from spreading if oil spills near a trash enclosure, dock or rear service area.
The Grease Co is a highly rated cooking oil collection and grease pickup company built around licensed and insured service, responsive route coverage, clean service areas and documentation customers can keep for their records.
Sample collection document
The sample uses dummy pickup details and a visible watermark so visitors can see the record format without receiving a blank form to copy. Actual documents are completed from the service information recorded after pickup.
Click to view the sample manifestWe look at how much used cooking oil or grease waste your Mission District location produces each month, then match the route and container to that volume.
Indoor caddies, outdoor bins, drums, totes or tanks are selected around kitchen workflow, truck access, safety and spill containment.
On service day, the driver collects the oil, resets the container area and records the pickup details for the Mission District account.
Oil is routed for recycling. Any rebate or buyback depends on verified volume, quality, contamination and pickup requirements.
Current value estimate · No obligation
Restaurants, commercial kitchens and food manufacturers in Mission District can use the calculator to estimate the potential value of used fryer oil. The estimate starts with monthly gallons and then helps you compare a possible monthly and annual range.
Actual pricing depends on oil quality, water or food-solid contamination, storage, route access and verified volume. Clean qualifying oil may earn a stronger incentive; expired, off-spec or grease-waste loads are evaluated separately before pickup.
Your old fryer oil is worth money. Tell us about your kitchen and we'll estimate the rebate check you can earn every month and every year.
Examples show the top of each estimated range.
Most of our Mission District stops sit around Mission Street, Valencia Street and the 24th Street corridor, and container sizing follows what those operators actually produce.

Bulk removal that works around sanitation windows, dock access and production runs.
Bulk removal here is commissary-scale: drum and tote pickups plus clearance of expired food-grade oil from basement storerooms.
Whether it is kettle-line waste oil, filter media grease, rendered fat or product that never made spec, the load is documented and removed from Mission District in sealed containers — never dumped into a compactor or drain.

Used cooking oil (yellow grease) and Lard and animal fats lead the volume here, but we take the full range below.
Regular pickups for Mission District kitchens, plus on-call stops when volume spikes.
In Mission District the hardest part is usually access, not volume: where the container sits, who can reach it, and what hours a truck is allowed in the service area. We plan around that first.
If your Mission District site is clearing expired, out-of-code or off-spec product, we remove it by the case, pallet, drum, tote or tanker load and leave you with pickup documentation.
Busy stretches in Mission District fill containers faster than a fixed calendar expects. Tell us when yours are coming and the frequency changes with them; extra pickups can be called in any time.
Sealed indoor caddies and lidded outdoor bins, placed where your access allows and swapped before they overflow.
Hot-line fryer oil, congealed grease, filter waste and fat trays handled on one stop without leaving a trail through the kitchen.
Out-of-code cases, pallets, drums, totes and tank loads cleared out with removal documentation for your files.
Location in Mission District, gallons per week and how a truck reaches the container.
Caddies, bins, drums or totes matched to a taquerias and latin american kitchens volume.
We pump out, wipe down the service area and log the pickup.
Collection records on request; qualifying oil is paid on volume and quality.
Every gallon is processed for recovery rather than thrown away.
Pickup records are available on request — useful for Mission District operators handling health inspections, franchise audits or corporate sustainability reporting. Ask when service is set up and documentation comes with each stop.
Nothing collected in Mission District goes to a landfill. Oil is graded, dewatered and sent on to approved recycling partners, which is what gives clean material recoverable value.
Cleaner oil grades higher. Keeping water, cleaning chemicals and food solids out of the container protects both the recycling value and what we can pay. We walk your team through the setup on the first visit.
Learn more about used cooking oil recycling, scheduled collection or every oil and fat we pick up.
Clear documentation from the service location through hauling and delivery.
Restaurants and food facilities in Mission District may need to show when used cooking oil left the property and how it was handled. The Grease Co can provide a written or digital collection manifest that follows California's inedible-kitchen-grease recordkeeping process.
Collection date, time, address, oil type, quantity, hauler and receiving-facility information are kept together on the report. The result is a clearer record for busy Mission District kitchens and facilities managing recurring oil removal.
The report can be retained with internal files or shared when a health official, inspector, property manager or local authority asks for collection documentation. Recorded quantities may assist with a qualifying rebate or buyback review, but eligibility and value depend on the oil's volume, condition and quality.
We pay for qualifying cooking oil and grease. There is no flat published rate because condition and volume change the value; call 888-697-8910.
Around Mission Street, Valencia Street and the 24th Street corridor. If you are outside those areas we can usually still add the stop.
Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or on-call. Mission District sits on active routes, so we can match your fryer and production schedule.
Yes — packaged cases, pallets, drums, totes and tank loads of expired, off-spec or surplus food-grade oil are removed from Mission District sites with documentation.
Share the Mission District service address, estimated gallons, oil type, current container and truck-access details, especially for locations around Mission Street, Valencia Street and the 24th Street corridor. That lets us evaluate equipment and route timing.
Yes. The Grease Co can provide written or digital collection records so a Mission District operator can organize service history, quantities and hauling details in the format that works for its files.
Start with the City of Mission District and your property manager because requirements vary by address and container location. Depending on the site, a health, fire, sewer or zoning office may also need to confirm the rules.
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