If your kitchen sits along Main Street or El Camino Real in Old Town Tustin, we know the problem: tight alleys, narrow lot lines, and shared service areas behind character buildings built long before anyone thought about grease bins. Keeping used cooking oil contained without it becoming a mess, a smell, or a liability parked by the back door is a daily fight in a neighborhood not built for it.

Oil Guyz picks up used cooking oil in Tustin for free. We install a locked, anti-theft container sized to fit tight service areas, from a compact unit for Old Town's back alleys to a low-profile bin that meets historic preservation guidelines. Every pickup gets you a CDFA-compliant digital manifest by email, there is no contract, no fee, and no minimum, and a real person answers when you call. Your oil gets recycled into clean biodiesel instead of clogging a drain.

Fill out the form on this page to request pickup for your Tustin kitchen, whether you're near Newport Avenue, Irvine Boulevard, or tucked into Tustin Ranch. A real person calls you back the same day, not next week, to confirm your container size and placement. Most Tustin kitchens are running on a dependable route within the week.

Tustin is a city of contrasts. Old Town Tustin along Main Street and El Camino Real preserves a walkable, small-town dining scene with independent cafes, brunch spots, and neighborhood restaurants in character buildings that date back decades. These kitchens have the charm of a vintage Orange County that is increasingly rare, and the grease management challenges that come with older infrastructure, tight alleys, and limited service area space.

The District at Tustin Legacy represents the city's other face, a modern outdoor shopping and dining destination built on the former Tustin Marine Corps Air Station. The District hosts a mix of national chains and regional favorites in a purpose-built retail environment with proper loading docks, designated service areas, and modern grease trap infrastructure. Tustin Legacy continues to add restaurant pads and mixed-use developments as the former military base transforms into a commercial hub.

Our Tustin route bridges both worlds. Old Town stops use compact route trucks and early morning scheduling to navigate the historic streets. District stops follow the property management loading dock schedule and use standard containers. Both zones are covered on the same route day, making Tustin one of our most efficient city routes in central Orange County.