We will collect and dispose of your used cooking oil, supply new, fresh Canola oil, and clean your fryers in a mess-free, safe and environmentally sustainable way.
Our small, custom-built trucks are fully equipped and designed to get into tricky areas (such as Perth CBD) – something our competitors struggle to do – making us the preferred choice for cafes, delis, small restaurants and bars from Mandurah to Yanchep.
Backed by extensive experience in the food and hospitality industry, our operators pride themselves on providing genuine, customised service, tailored to meet your needs. This means no lock in contracts, extended operating hours and innovative products that are easy to use and store.
Our prices are competitive, our staff are friendly, committed and knowledgeable – trust us with your commercial cooking oil supply, disposal and fryer cleaning needs.
Cooking oil is one of the most common types of waste. If disposed of incorrectly, it is a significant contributor to water pollution and can harm entire ecosystems, not to mention attract fines and sanctions.
Ensuring your commercial cooking oil is disposed of in an environmentally sustainable way is important for all businesses.
Our team will safely and without mess, collect your oil and deliver it to a processing facility. From there, the oil is filtered into large storage tanks where it is heated, treated, and converted into biofuels, animal feed products, detergents, soaps, paints and industrial lubricants.
Trust our experts to dispose of your commercial cooking oil properly and you’ll be doing your part to secure a greener future.
I just want to acknowledge the service and kindness you have shown to us all these years.
I came across OnQ Oil Solutions in 2017 and have known Mark since then, what a relief for a small business like ours where oil consumption and disposal are being taken care of on time and in a friendly manner. Ordering, dropping off and disposal of oil is so convenient, I am so happy with the service and pricing. Even my next-door neighbour is using them now.
Thank you, Mark and team.
