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Oil Guyz used cooking oil pickup, Fullerton, CA
Oil Guyz · Fullerton · (714) 880-4788

Used Cooking Oil Pickup and Disposal for Fullerton Restaurants

Oil Guyz provides free used cooking oil pickup and recycling for Fullerton, CA restaurants. Call (714) 880-4788 to schedule service.

Free locked bin, set pickup day and a manifest each visit for Downtown Fullerton, SOCO, Cal State Fullerton and Orangethorpe Avenue restaurants. The oil becomes renewable diesel and biodiesel feedstock.

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Fullerton pickup terms at a glance

Pickup fee
$0. Free scheduled pickup for restaurants and commercial kitchens
Minimum volume
None
Contract
None. Month to month, cancel anytime
Container
Free locked, anti-theft bin, delivered and placed for you
Paperwork
CDFA-compliant digital manifest after every pickup, 2 years of records
Schedule
Weekly or biweekly route, set around your kitchen hours
Insurance
Fully insured; pickups performed by registered transporters, oil recycled through licensed renderers
Phone
(714) 880-4788 and a real person answers, 24/7.
  • 5.0 on Google

    From real restaurant reviews

  • Same-business-day callback

    A real person answers, 24/7

  • Free locked bin

    Delivered and placed for you

  • Manifest every pickup

    Inspection-ready, 2-year records

Quick Answer

Oil Guyz provides free used cooking oil pickup and disposal for Fullerton restaurants, from Downtown Fullerton on Harbor Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue and the SOCO blocks of Santa Fe Avenue to Cal State Fullerton, Amerige Heights and the Orangethorpe Avenue corridor. Each kitchen gets a locked bin, a set pickup day and a CDFA-compliant digital manifest that is ready for the City of Fullerton FOG inspector. No fee, no contract, no minimum. Call (714) 880-4788.

Used Cooking Oil Collected Free From Fullerton Alleys to Orangethorpe Avenue

Two rows of downtown Fullerton restaurants, the Commonwealth Avenue row and the Santa Fe Avenue row in the SOCO District, back onto one service alley with almost no room for a container. Out on Orangethorpe Avenue and in Amerige Heights there is more space, and the same need for a locked container and a record of every pickup.

Oil Guyz picks up used cooking oil from Fullerton restaurants at no charge, with no contract and no minimum. The bin is a compact locked caddy or a standard locked bin, pumped in place on a set pickup day, and a CDFA-compliant digital manifest arrives by email after every visit and is kept two years. The oil goes to a licensed renderer and becomes feedstock for renewable diesel and biodiesel.

Call (714) 880-4788 or send the form on this page and name the street where the kitchen sits. A person returns the call the same business day to settle bin size and pickup day, and the first pickup follows in 3 to 5 business days.

Alleys, Campus Terms and Restaurant Corridors: Fullerton Used Cooking Oil Service

Oil Guyz picks up used cooking oil free from Fullerton restaurants, from Downtown Fullerton and the SOCO District to Cal State Fullerton and Orangethorpe Avenue. Downtown is the tight part of the route: the City of Fullerton's SOCO District page says the Commonwealth Avenue businesses back up to the alley that separates them from the Santa Fe Avenue businesses, so two rows of kitchens share one service lane. The container has to match the room behind each door, a compact locked caddy where space is tight and a standard locked bin where the lane is wider, and a downtown kitchen can ask for an early-day pickup.

Volume from Fullerton restaurants follows the downtown lunch trade and the campus calendar. Cal State Fullerton expected more than 45,000 students in fall 2026, with a fall recess November 23 to 29 and examinations December 12 to 18 on its official calendar. A kitchen near the campus can call (714) 880-4788 to move or add a pickup around the recess and examination weeks, while the locked bin and the manifest stay the same all year.

Along Orangethorpe Avenue the restaurants live on retail traffic. Fullerton Town Center at Harbor Boulevard, Amerige Heights Town Center on West Malvern Avenue, the Euclid Street and Rosecrans Avenue centers and Sunny Hills complete the route, and every restaurant on it gets a free locked bin, a pickup day matched to volume and a manifest after each visit, with no fee, no contract and no minimum.

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What Fullerton Asks of a Restaurant Kitchen, and How the Bin and Manifest Cover It

The City of Fullerton runs the grease rules for its restaurants through the Public Works FOG Control Program, and each kitchen holds a permit with the city. In plain terms, the city asks a kitchen to keep used cooking oil out of the drain, to hold it in a covered container until it is recycled, and to keep its pickup paperwork for two years in case an inspector asks. The Oil Guyz locked bin is the covered container, the driver pumps it in place on a set day, and the CDFA-compliant digital manifest emailed after every Fullerton pickup is the paperwork. The Orange County Health Care Agency handles the food permit separately.

Where Fullerton Kitchens Read the Grease Rules

The City of Fullerton Public Works Department runs the Fats, Oils, and Grease Control Program. Its page holds the FOG FAQ, the permit application, a best practices fact sheet in several languages and the record logs, and it is the first place a new Fullerton kitchen should look. Fullerton is also a member city of the Orange County Sanitation District, which owns the regional sewers.

The Orange County Health Care Agency permits the kitchen itself. The city's fact sheet tells kitchens to use covered recycling containers, and the Oil Guyz locked bin is that container. The manifest emailed after every Fullerton pickup is the record any of the three agencies can ask for.

What Your Fullerton Restaurant or Commercial Kitchen Gets

  • Compact locked caddies and bins fitted to the shared downtown alley, so a restaurant's used cooking oil stays out of sight between pickups
  • A pickup day set to each kitchen's volume, with an early-day stop available on request for downtown restaurants
  • A kitchen near Cal State Fullerton can call to move or add a pickup around the November 23 to 29 fall recess and the December examination weeks
  • A new Fullerton restaurant gets its bin set and first pickup booked before opening day, so the first manifest is on file from the start
  • A CDFA-compliant digital manifest after every pickup, kept two years for your FOG inspector
  • One route for Orangethorpe Avenue, Amerige Heights, Euclid Street and Bastanchury Road restaurants, with extra downtown pickups available by phone around city event dates

What Orange County kitchens say about Oil Guyz

Verbatim Google reviews from the restaurants we serve. On time, genuinely free, and the compliance paperwork is always handled.

5.0on Google
Maryam Tngrian, Google reviewer

Maryam Tngrian

Google review

5.0
“As a manufacturing bakery, we recently needed a one-time pickup of approximately 3,000 lbs of used donut oil. Unfortunately, there was very little information available regarding the company that had handled this service previously, so I had to start from scratch. I found Oil Guyz online and was impressed from the first conversation. Joey, the owner, was extremely helpful and took the time to walk me through the entire process, making the coordination simple and straightforward. Prior to contacting Oil Guyz, I had attempted to reach other providers and had difficulty getting assistance. Oil Guyz was responsive, accommodating, and easy to work with from start to finish. The pickup was completed within the timeframe communicated, and the team handled the removal seamlessly with no disruption to our operation. Their professionalism and customer service made what could have been a challenging process very easy. We would absolutely use Oil Guyz again and would recommend them to other food manufacturing facilities looking for a reliable used cooking oil recycling partner.”
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Bryan Baird, Google reviewer

Bryan Baird

Google review

5.0
“We are a medium sized institutional kitchen located in San Juan Capistrano. When we needed a certified oil and grease removal partner the Oil Guyz were there. Fantastic customer service, fast, reliable, quick follow up and very efficient. They make it super easy to leave a GREAT review!”
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Alex Camacho, Google reviewer

Alex Camacho

Google review

5.0
“I'm an up and coming new food vendor and properly disposing of used frying oil was a difficult task. That is until I contacted the Oil Guyz! There webpage made it easy to setup their free service of oil pickup. Within a few days I had a free container to store the used oil until ready for the free pickup. This service is very convenient and Joey has been very accommodating to answer all my questions and facilitate the process.”
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Ujwal Chaudhary, Google reviewer

Ujwal Chaudhary

Google review

5.0
“Great service from Oil Guyz! They came and picked up my full barrel of used cooking oil completely free of charge. The process was easy, quick, and professional. I really appreciate their excellent customer service and reliable pickup. If you have used cooking oil that needs to be collected, I definitely recommend Oil Guyz. Great company and great people! 👍”
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Nicholas Saccoccia, Google reviewer

Nicholas Saccoccia

Google review

5.0
“Excellent experience with Oil Guyz! They got me on the schedule fast, showed up on time, were very professional, and were in and out in no time! I would absolutely use them again.”
LA BREAKFAST CASITA, Google reviewer

LA BREAKFAST CASITA

Google review

5.0
“We’ve had a great experience with Oil Guyz! I submitted a quote request through their website for our restaurant, and Joey reached out to us right away. From our first conversation, he has been extremely helpful, patient, and responsive. Joey really made the whole process easy for us. He was willing to work with our team on the best location for the bin, answered all of our questions, and kept in touch to make sure everything was taken care of. I especially appreciate his follow-through and willingness to help without ever making us feel rushed. Good customer service can be hard to find, and Joey has definitely made a great impression on us. We’re very happy we chose Oil Guyz for our used commercial oil pickup service at LA Breakfast Casita in Azusa, CA. Thank you, Joey, for making the process so smooth and for taking such good care of us. We look forward to working with Oil Guyz for a long time!”
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Mike Fishman, Google reviewer

Mike Fishman

Google review

5.0
“Superb service!”
Celso Bahena, Google reviewer

Celso Bahena

Google review

5.0
“I’m in the Santa Ana area great reliable service!”
Kengo Kido, Google reviewer

Kengo Kido

Google review

5.0
“Joey took care of our needs quickly, efficiently and professionally. I highly reccoemnd his service to anyone!”

Fullerton Used Cooking Oil Pickup FAQ

Oil Guyz picks up used cooking oil from Fullerton, CA restaurants and commercial kitchens at no charge, placing a locked bin, setting a pickup day and emailing a CDFA-compliant digital manifest after every visit. Each pickup is performed by a transporter registered under the CDFA Inedible Kitchen Grease program, and the oil goes to a licensed renderer. Call (714) 880-4788; the callback comes the same business day and the first pickup follows in 3 to 5 business days.

No. Used cooking oil pickup from a Fullerton restaurant costs nothing: the locked bin, the scheduled pump-out and the manifest are all free, with no contract and no minimum. The oil has a recycling market once it leaves the kitchen, and that market covers the bin and the route. Free applies at any volume, and a high-volume Fullerton kitchen can ask Oil Guyz about a rebate when it calls. A check is never promised.

The pickup manifest is the record. The CDFA-compliant digital manifest for each Fullerton pickup shows the date, the gallons collected and the registered transporter that carried the used cooking oil to a licensed renderer. Oil Guyz emails it after every visit and keeps it two years, the same period the city asks a kitchen to hold its pickup records, and the city's own pickup log asks for the same items.
No. Fullerton Municipal Code Chapter 12.20 keeps waste cooking oil out of the drain and asks restaurants to hold it in a container for recycling. The locked bin from Oil Guyz is that container: it keeps the used cooking oil sealed between visits, the driver pumps it in place on a set day, and the manifest documents where the oil went.

Used cooking oil from a Fullerton restaurant goes to a licensed renderer, where it becomes feedstock for renewable diesel and biodiesel instead of reaching a sewer or a landfill. The Orange County Sanitation District's May 2026 fact sheet on restaurant oil and grease recycling describes the steps: the recycled grease is tested, settled to remove solids and heated under vacuum to remove impurities. The Oil Guyz manifest records which transporter carried each load.

Whichever spot the building really offers, at the back door or inside the unit: a compact locked caddy where room is tight, a standard locked bin where the lane is wider. Oil Guyz pumps the bin in place on pickup day, so nothing is carried through the shared alley, and the locked lid keeps it shut between visits. A downtown kitchen can also ask for an early-day pickup.

A bin and a first pickup day, both of which Oil Guyz can book before opening day, with a callback the same business day after the request. The first manifest then starts the kitchen's record file, ready for the city's FOG inspector. A new kitchen also needs a FOG permit from the City of Fullerton and a health permit from Orange County Environmental Health, so the city's FOG program page is a good first stop.

A Fullerton resident with a small amount of cooled cooking oil should seal it in a container and put it in the trash, never down the drain, according to the Orange County Sanitation District. For a larger amount, check with OC Waste & Recycling before driving to a county drop-off center. Oil Guyz serves Fullerton restaurants and commercial kitchens, not households.

Free pickup for your Fullerton kitchen

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Oil Guyz Service Area in Fullerton

We provide free used cooking oil pickup and recycling to restaurants throughout Fullerton and surrounding areas.

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