Grease waste is our business
We run a grease waste transfer station in Long Island City. Trap waste and used cooking oil come in. Biodiesel feedstock goes out.
Get a quote
Tell us the address and what needs service. We'll get back to you with a quote.
Where the grease goes
Every kitchen in the city produces it. The trip with us has four stops.
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The trap or the containerGrease trap waste from the pumpout, used cooking oil from the containers.
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The truckGrease trucks and recycling tankers run it back the same day. Nobody hauls your trap waste out of the city and bills you for the miles.
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The stationOur transfer station in Long Island City receives it, under the licenses printed at the bottom of this page.
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The fuelIt leaves as biodiesel feedstock. Your fryer oil ends up in a fuel tank.
Why a hauler with its own station matters
Most haulers pay someone else to take the waste. We are where the waste goes.
- The chain of custody stops with us. One name on the manifest, start to finish.
- No disposal middleman, no out-of-city miles on your bill.
- Documentation an inspector recognizes, produced by the licensed endpoint itself.
- Used cooking oil has value as fuel. That's what lets us provide containers free to volume and contract accounts.
The recycling side of the family
A&L Recycling is the transfer-station side of the family business. Same yard, same dispatch, same three generations. The leaf is on the trucks that run the grease route.
FAQs
What happens to the grease?
It's processed into biodiesel feedstock.
Can I drop oil off myself?
The route comes to you. If you've got a one-off amount, seal the container and call dispatch.
Is this why the containers can be free?
Yes. The oil has value as feedstock, which is what lets us provide containers and scheduled pickups free to volume and contract accounts.
Talk to dispatch
Call dispatch with the address and what's backing up. For scheduled service, send the quote form and we'll come back with the cycle.