Used cooking oil collection FAQs

Yes. Green Nature collects qualifying used fryer oil from restaurants and other commercial kitchens in its service area.

It covers used cooking oil from commercial fryers, sometimes called fryer oil or yellow grease. Grease trap waste stays separate from used cooking oil containers. For existing Green Nature oil customers, we also review smaller-trap cleaning at NJ, NY and PA locations, subject to address, trap size and access confirmation. See our grease trap cleaning guide for details.

Yes, for existing Green Nature used cooking oil customers with smaller traps in NJ, NY and PA, subject to address, trap size and access confirmation. Trap waste stays separate from used cooking oil containers. See our grease trap cleaning guide or contact our team.

Send the exact address, fryer count, estimated oil output, proposed container spot and access rules. We confirm coverage and discuss equipment and route timing before service starts.

No. This service is for commercial used cooking oil, not motor oil or household drop-off.

Frequency is set from oil volume, container capacity, site access and the local route.

Count fryers and note how often each is changed, then estimate the oil from a typical and a busy week. Include weekends or events that fall between planned collections. The team can use that starting estimate to discuss capacity and cadence.

Yes, for service questions. Collection times follow the agreed route; support availability does not mean pickup at every hour.

Current options shown here include a 55-gallon steel drum, 70-gallon indoor wheeled plastic container, 140-gallon outdoor steel tank and 240-gallon outdoor steel bin. Sizes are nominal; availability, usable fill capacity and placement are confirmed for your site.

Available equipment and responsibility for it are included in the proposal for your site.

Choose a place staff can reach safely and the crew can service, subject to property rules and access.

No. The usable capacity has to fit the oil accumulated between visits, while leaving a workable staff transfer path and collection access. Doorways, gates, docks and property rules may limit placement.

Call with your service address and remaining capacity. The team can review available options.

Keep the collection point controlled, verify unexpected visitors and report damage or missing oil.

Qualifying rebate accounts receive monthly payments. Eligibility, rate and payment method are set by the written agreement for each location; ask for a proposal that covers collection, equipment and measurement.

Review notice periods and container ownership, then plan the new setup around your current obligations. Confirm the removal and placement dates for the two containers.

Ask about collection cadence, equipment ownership, oil measurement, statements and any payment terms.

Green Nature provides a statement after every pump-out. Keep each one to reconcile against the monthly statement and, for qualifying rebate accounts, the monthly payment.

Match the service address and collection dates to your pickup records, then compare recorded quantity, agreed rate, adjustments and total with the written agreement and monthly payment. Call (347) 534-0622 or email info@gnroil.com about a discrepancy.

Yes. Share each address, oil output and site access details.

We serve all New Jersey counties, NYC’s five boroughs, Long Island, selected Hudson Valley counties and selected Pennsylvania markets.

Yes. Identify who manages the oil, container and collection access.

Collection is planned at a fixed, accessible storage address such as an approved commissary or base. Tell us who controls that property and how several trucks share the container.

Provide business and service address, fryer count, estimated oil output, current setup and an on-site contact.

Call (347) 534-0622 or email info@gnroil.com with the service address, last collection and remaining capacity.