Santa Barbara service area
Used Cooking Oil & Grease Collection in Santa Barbara County
We run oil and grease collection routes throughout Santa Barbara County, with hubs around Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, Lompoc and the Highway 101 corridor. Fryer oil, tallow, shortening, waste grease and bulk oil disposal — scheduled or on-call, with top dollar paid for qualifying loads.
We pay for grease and cooking oil — call for details
Major cities we serve in Santa Barbara County
Recurring routes and on-call pickups across the county's food-production and hospitality corridors.
We pay for grease and cooking oil — call (888) 697-8910 for details.
Oils and grease we pick up in Santa Barbara County
Liquid, semi-solid and solid fats collected from kitchens, plants and bulk storage.
Services we provide in Santa Barbara County
One provider for collection, removal, containers, disposal and recycling.
- Scheduled used cooking oil collection
- Fryer oil and grease removal
- Bulk oil disposal from totes, drums and tanks
- Oil storage container placement and service
- Food manufacturing waste oil pickup
- Used cooking oil recycling with documentation
- Top dollar payment for qualifying oil
Customers we collect from in Santa Barbara County
From single kitchens to multi-line production plants and logistics facilities.
- Restaurants, fast food and franchise groups
- Hotels, resorts and banquet kitchens
- Commercial kitchens, commissaries and ghost kitchens
- Casinos, card rooms and entertainment venues
- Amusement parks, stadiums and event concessions
- Food manufacturing and co-packing plants
- Bakeries, snack and tortilla producers
- Shippers, transport companies and distribution centers
- Schools, universities and hospitals
- Grocery, deli and prepared-foods operations
Need bulk removal of expired or out-of-code oil? See bulk oil disposal or food plant waste oil collection.
Ready to schedule your oil or grease pickup?
We pay top dollar for qualifying cooking oil and grease. Serving food manufacturers, restaurants and commercial kitchens across California.