Oregon Oils, Inc
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Oregon Oils, Inc. is a Portland-based family business founded in 1992 that specializes in used cooking oil collection and recycling, grease trap cleaning and maintenance, and grease interceptor servicing for food service operations across Oregon and southwest Washington. The company operates a fleet of CDL-certified technicians and holds membership in the Preferred Pumper Program. Services include scheduled cooking oil pickup with competitive rebate programs for qualifying volumes, routine grease trap and interceptor cleaning, and biodiesel solutions. Oregon Oils offers customizable service plans and price-matching to help commercial kitchen operators maintain FOG compliance efficiently. The company serves the greater Portland metro area and surrounding Oregon communities.
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Serves 4 areas across Oregon
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FOG Compliance in Oregon
Oregon food service facilities must meet FOG pretreatment requirements under the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) and local utilities. Portland Bureau of Environmental Services, Clean Water Services (Washington County), and Eugene Stormwater/Wastewater enforce interceptor installation, pumping schedules, certified hauler manifest requirements, and three-year record retention. Oregon's environmental regulations are among the most stringent in the Pacific Northwest.More Contractors in Oregon
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