Run a kitchen along Foothill Boulevard or tucked into the Falcon Ridge Town Center off Summit Avenue, and used cooking oil becomes a problem fast. Jugs stack up in the back alley, a bin gets scavenged overnight, or the fryer oil sits too long before anyone hauls it off. San Bernardino County Department of Public Health checks grease handling on every routine inspection, and an unreliable pickup route turns into a citation risk you did not ask for.

Oil Guyz picks up your used cooking oil in Fontana for free. We drop a locked, anti-theft container at your kitchen so nobody siphons it out back, and the bin gets pumped in place on your schedule, whether you are near Sierra Lakes or running a taco stand off Sierra Avenue. Every pickup gets a CDFA-compliant digital manifest emailed to you, and a real person answers when you call. No contract, no fee, no minimum, and the oil gets recycled into clean biodiesel.

Fill out the form on this page and tell us where your kitchen sits, whether that is Downtown Fontana, Citrus Heights, or out toward Coyote Canyon. A real person calls you back the same day, not next week, to set your pickup schedule. Most Fontana kitchens end up on a dependable route within the week, with a locked container in place and a CDFA-compliant manifest waiting in your inbox after the first stop.

Fontana sits at the western edge of San Bernardino County, anchored by the I-10 and I-15 freeway interchange and the long stretch of Sierra Avenue that connects the master-planned communities of North Fontana to the industrial corridors near Slover and Jurupa. With more than 209,000 residents and a steady flow of warehouse and Auto Club Speedway traffic, the city supports an estimated 900 restaurants, from the carnitas counters along Foothill Boulevard to the chain steakhouses near the Falcon Ridge Town Center off Summit Avenue. Every one of those kitchens produces used cooking oil, and every one of them needs a route they can count on.

The food scene in Fontana skews toward high-volume fryer cuisine. Birrierias, mariscos trucks, Filipino lechon spots near Beech Avenue, family-run pizza shops along Citrus, and the Mexican breakfast cafes serving the early shift at the Kaiser Permanente medical campus all run their fryers hard. Add in the chain restaurants clustered around the Sierra Lakes Marketplace, the Mexican seafood houses near Valley and Cherry, and the Korean and Vietnamese spots in the strip centers along Baseline, and you get a city where reliable used cooking oil pickup is not optional, it is part of how the kitchen stays open.

Our Fontana route covers everything from Sierra Lakes and Hunters Ridge in the north, down through the Downtown core along Sierra Avenue, across the industrial blocks near Slover and Jurupa, and into South Fontana near Mango and Walnut. We schedule pickups around your busiest service windows so service never collides with the lunch rush, and extra pickups can be added around race weekends at the Speedway when fryer output spikes.