What restaurant services does InterState provide?
Services include used cooking oil collection and recycling, collection equipment, grease trap and interceptor cleaning, pressure washing, propane refills and cylinder exchanges. Ask about additional fuel or equipment needs for your operation.
How does used cooking oil collection work?
Start by discussing your kitchen’s oil volume and available storage space. The team can help you choose collection equipment and plan pickups. Collected oil is taken for recycling; ask which collection and recycling records are available.
Are there collection charges or rebate programs?
Ask the Restaurant Services team for the current terms for your location, oil volume and pickup needs, including any equipment charges, collection fees or qualifying credits.
What size cooking oil tank will I need?
The right size depends on how much oil your kitchen produces, how often it is collected and where the tank will go. Discuss indoor or outdoor options, available sizes and access requirements with the team.
How often is used cooking oil collected?
A pickup schedule should reflect your oil volume and tank capacity. Discuss routine service and what to do if your volume changes or you need an additional pickup.
Where are restaurant services available?
InterState lists restaurant services across California and Nevada for restaurants, hotels, casinos, hospitals, grocery stores and arenas. Contact the team to confirm coverage and the services available at each location.
Do you clean grease traps and interceptors?
Yes. Grease trap and interceptor cleaning are part of InterState Restaurant Services. Discuss a recurring maintenance plan and the cleaning or disposal records your operation needs.
How often should my grease trap be cleaned?
The schedule depends on your equipment, kitchen output and local requirements. Have the team review those details with you and establish a maintenance plan for your site.
Can you help with propane for my restaurant?
Yes. Propane refills and cylinder exchanges are listed restaurant services. Discuss your cooking, heating, catering or other propane needs and confirm the supply options available for your location.
Is the used cooking oil recycled?
InterState collects used cooking oil for recycling. Used cooking oil can be a feedstock for renewable fuels; ask the team about the recycling process and records for your collection program.
Can you help with service records and local requirements?
Tell the team which maintenance, disposal and recycling records your business requires. Discuss the documents available with your service and confirm your site’s requirements with the appropriate local authority.