Both trucks lined up in the bay, each with an 8-foot trailer, and a loaded 16-foot trailer with a forklift in the back right

OmegaUCOSolutions

Pickup · Wash · Refine

Collection · Cleaning · Refinement

Your oil, picked up. Your pad, washed.

One rig collects UCO and pressure-washes the dock, the service drive, and the livestock pad. Grease traps are not part of the stop. Pickup is free.

Pickup
Free, any size
Rig
Oil and a wash

Gulf market

Delivered US Gulf

Last print · September 24, 2026

  • UCO71¢/lb$5.33/gal
  • Yellow grease65¢/lb$4.88/gal

Fastmarkets. A gallon is figured at 7.5 lb. This is the market print, not our price.

Overview

What you get on a stop.

UCO pickup

Your used oil is taken away. Any amount. No charge. We do not take watery slop, petroleum, or grease from a trap.

Pressure washing

The same rig washes the dock, the service drive, and the livestock pad. Each wash is $50 less when the oil goes on that visit. Grease traps stay closed.

Cleaned oil

A 55-gallon drum, a 275-gallon crate, or bulk up to 500 gallons. The ticket on this page is an estimate. Call to lock it.

Livestock feed fat

Feed fat for the ration. You mix it in. It is not a finished feed, and it is not fed by itself.

Services

What you can book

Commercial fry line with used cooking oil in the vat

Pickup

Your used oil, picked up.

Any amount, taken off your hands. No charge. We do not take watery slop, petroleum, or grease from a trap.

Wash rig

The dock, service drive, or livestock pad, washed.

Clean elevated dock with grease barrels and caged liquid totes
Dock and pad. The raised dock is washed. Grease barrels and caged liquid totes stay on the platform.
Medium farm pad, the truck towing a 16-foot trailer with a 500-gallon tank and the wash station
Livestock pad. A medium farm, not a long feed line. The truck brings the 500-gallon tank and the wash station on a 16-foot trailer.
A restaurant service drive being pressure-washed
Service drive. The concrete lane at the back door, grease off the slab.
  • $50 off each wash when the oil goes on the same stop
  • Grease traps stay closed
Open the washes
Truck on a locking gooseneck trailer with caged totes, drums, and two centrifuges behind

Wholesale

Cleaned oil, when you need it back.

A small shop can take a 55-gallon drum or a 275-gallon crate. A farm can take feed fat for the ration. A manufacturer can take bulk up to 500 gallons. The ticket is an estimate until you call.

Rate card

What a stop costs.

Pickup is free. Each wash is $50 less when the pickup is on the same stop. Jobs under $150 are paid in full to hold the date. Larger stops take half today. At $200 and up you can ask for a net-15 invoice instead.

  • Oil pickup, any amountKitchens and plants. No stop fee.No charge
  • Dock & padThe dock and the grease on the pad.$180
  • Livestock facilityBarn alley, feed pad, and wash rack.$280
  • Service driveThe concrete lane at the back door.$130
  • Each wash, with a pickupTaken off every wash on the same stop. Two washes is two discounts.-$50
A 16-foot trailer with a 500-gallon tank and the pressure-washing rig

How it fits

Where you are in the stop.

A kitchen or a small shop. We take the used oil. That part is free. If the dock or the service drive needs a wash, add it and it is $50 less because we are already there. If you want cleaned oil back, ask for a drum or a crate and we will quote it.

A manufacturer. The ticket is a 55-gallon drum, a 275-gallon crate, or bulk up to 500 gallons. It follows the Gulf print below. It is an estimate, not a locked price. Call 888-687-4369 to confirm the load.

Bulk ticket

Gallons
55
Pounds
412.5
Estimate
$292.88

One drum is 55 gallons. 71¢/lb from the September 24, 2026 Gulf print. 7.5 lb to the gallon. Call to lock it.

A farm. Feed fat is an ingredient you mix into the ration. It is not a finished feed and it is not the whole diet. A 55-gallon drum, a 275-gallon crate, or bulk up to 500 gallons, quoted the same way.

Black 2500 towing a long tandem trailer with caged totes, drums, and a hose reel

Book it

The pickup and the wash are priced here.

Book the oil pickup and any wash on the rate card. The total is on the ticket before you pay. A drum, a 275-gallon crate, or feed fat can be requested with the stop. Bulk up to 500 gallons is the estimate on the ticket above. Call 888-687-4369 or write info@omegaucosolutions.com to lock it.

Empty livestock feed bunks, with crates, barrels, and a tank behind them

Questions, answered straight

Do you pay restaurants for the oil?

Not as a standing offer. Pickup is free. A rebate on a clean, high-volume route is quoted when you call.

What will you not take?

No watery slop, no petroleum, and no grease-trap waste pumped as cooking oil. We wash the pad around a trap. We do not pump the trap.

How soon can you be there?

The regular route. Call 888-687-4369 and we will confirm the date.

What does a wash cover?

Three jobs: the dock and pad, the service drive, and the livestock pad. Each one is $50 less when the oil is picked up on that stop. We do not wash grease traps, fryer pits, or a full kitchen.

What can I order back?

A 55-gallon drum, a 275-gallon crate, or bulk up to 500 gallons of cleaned oil or feed fat. Soap is a separate menu: a custom run, the everyday bars, a layered bar, the crusader series, or a country flag. Scents are unscented, citrus, cedar, pine, lavender, mint, or coffee.

How is a bulk ticket figured?

Gallons times 7.5 pounds, times the last Gulf UCO print of 71¢ a pound. The calculator on this page does that math. It is an estimate from the September 24, 2026 print, not a locked price.

Where does the wash water go?

It is kept out of the storm drain. We wash the pad. We do not pump a trap.

Where do you run?

Walnut Grove, Mississippi, and the route out from there. Call and we will say if your stop is on it.

What does a cleaned load cost?

Use the bulk ticket. Pick a 55-gallon drum, a 275-gallon crate, or bulk up to 500 gallons. It is a Gulf-print estimate. Call if you want a locked number.

Does the feed fat have to be mixed?

Yes. It is an ingredient for the ration, not a finished feed. You, your mill, or your nutritionist mixes it in. It is not the whole diet.