Used Cooking Oil Recycling & Grease Pickup in Greenacres, Florida

Grease Connections has kept Greenacres’ neighborhood eateries, school cafeterias, and strip-mall kitchens clean and compliant since 2016, converting fryer waste into renewable biodiesel while shielding businesses from grease violations. Our friendly crews, ultra-quiet electric trucks, and weather-proof bins slip through narrow service lanes along Jog Road—no contracts, no hidden fees.


Opening Story: Dawn on Lake Worth Road

At 5:43 a.m. behind Los Agaves Mexican Grill in the Greenacres Plaza on Lake Worth Rd., Chef Alma Reyes glanced at her fryer sensor—94 % full. The weekday breakfast rush for construction crews on Jog Road would hit by 7 a.m., and city code inspectors often patrol Haverhill Rd. before stopping for coffee at Greenacres Café. An overflow could slick the plaza loading dock and trigger a $480 fine. Our low-noise truck exited Florida’s Turnpike at Lake Worth Rd. at 6:01 a.m., staged on 57th Ave. S., swapped the 140-gal bin in seven minutes, and merged back onto Jog Road before school buses queued at John I. Leonard High. Alma’s kitchen logged zero violations and regained 22 minutes of prep time.


Why Greenacres Kitchens Face Unique Challenges

Greenacres is a land-locked suburb bisected by Jog Road, Haverhill Rd., and Lake Worth Rd. Service alleys behind strip plazas average just 8 ft 8 in., leaving no room for conventional vacuum tankers. The city enforces a 60 dB noise cap before 7 a.m. to protect single-family neighborhoods like Buttonwood and River Bridge.

Seasonal spikes hit twice: snowbirds boost covers 45 % from January–March, while summer youth-sports tournaments at Okeeheelee Park drive weekend fryer surges of 35 %. Afternoon thunderstorms dump 2 in/hr rain, flooding drainage swales along Jog Road. Stormwater exits via Canal C-51 into Lake Worth Lagoon; grease overflow fines reach $700.

Most kitchens occupy small end-cap units with 36-in. back doors and limited dumpster corral space. Quick-service locations in Publix and Walmart Neighborhood Market plazas need swaps completed before delivery trucks arrive at 8 a.m.


Five Greenacres Pain Points We Solve

Local ChallengeOur SolutionBusiness Benefit
Early truck traffic on Jog Rd. after 7 a.m.Route Okeeheelee (4:30–6:30 a.m.) beats rush hourNo dock backups; smoother deliveries
Narrow alleys (< 9 ft) behind strip plazas55- & 140-gal slim bins + rear-hose extractionKeeps fire lanes clear; avoids code fines
Summer sports fryer surge (+35 %)Add-on pickups within 24 hrsZero overflow fines during tournaments
Thunderstorm floodingDual-gasket lids + 2-in. raised castersAccurate weights; no watery rebates
Quarterly manifest uploadsAuto-upload to Greenacres Utility portalSaves 1.4 hrs/quarter admin time

How It Works — Serving ZIP Codes 33463 & 33467

  1. Schedule – Request a free walk-through; we confirm plaza access windows (4:30–7 a.m.) and deliver same-day quotes.
  2. Swap & Scan – Our slim truck swaps your sealed bin in under 10 minutes and scans a QR tag so staff track live fill levels.
  3. Collect & Pay – Drivers empty on your schedule; e-receipts post to the city portal and rebates land in your account each quarter.

How We Recycle

Your oil travels 38 miles south via I-95 to our BQ-9000–certified refinery in Hialeah. There it becomes biodiesel powering Palm Tran Route 62 buses and back-up generators at Greenacres City Hall.

4-Step Journey

  1. Collect – Sealed bins prevent spills.
  2. Filter & Clean – Food solids & water removed.
  3. Refine – Reactors convert oil to ASTM-approved biodiesel.
  4. Fuel Up – Fuel feeds regional fleets, slashing CO₂ by 78 %.

Plant meets EPA RFS2 standards, protecting Canal C-51 and Lake Worth Lagoon.


Greenacres Route Details

RouteZIPsPickup DaysTime WindowAnchor Stops
Route Okeeheelee33463Mon–Fri4:30–6:30 a.m.Los Agaves, Great Wall Chinese, Greenacres Café
Haverhill Spur33463Tue & Thu5:00–7:30 a.m.Taco Bell, Publix deli, Walmart Neighborhood Market
Park Dash33467Sat5:30–7:30 a.m.Okeeheelee Park concessions, Planet Ice snack bar
Tournament Flex33463On-demand4:45–6:15 a.m.Soccer complex vendors, Little League snack shacks

Trucks loop via Jog Rd. northbound and return on Haverhill southbound to avoid school zones.


Container Options for Strip-Mall Corrals

  • 55-gal rolling bin (23 × 34 in.) — Fits behind Great Wall Chinese; rubber wheels protect asphalt.
  • 140-gal low-profile tank (52 × 32 × 28 in.) — Ideal for Los Agaves; height clears 60-in. awning.
  • 240-gal curbside tank (64 × 48 × 38 in.) — Perfect for banquet rooms at Indian Spring Country Club.

All bins feature dual-gasket lids blocking rain, sand, and curious ibis.


Pricing & Rebates

ItemCost
Bin rentalFREE
Scheduled pickupFREE
Smart sensor (optional)$15 / month
Rebate paid to you$0.40–$0.50 per gal

Emergency Pickup – 4-Hr Response
$95 dispatch fee · Available 4 a.m.–11 p.m. in Greenacres & Palm Springs
Kitchen back online 20 minutes after arrival.


Service Tiers at a Glance

TierMonthly VolumeFrequencyQuarterly RebateExample
Small25–40 gal2–3 weeks$40–$60Greenacres Café
Medium40–100 galWeekly$120–$180Los Agaves Mexican Grill
Large100 + gal1–2×/wk$200 +Indian Spring Country Club

Signature Section: “Neighborhood-Quiet Logistics”

Greenacres prides itself on quiet, family-friendly streets. Our electric trucks register 54 dB, lower than a conversation, and finish swaps before morning joggers hit Freedom Park Trail. Non-marking wheels protect plaza asphalt, and sensor alerts at 80 % capacity push bins to the top of the route queue—preventing overflow during Okeeheelee tournaments when visitor counts jump 30 %.


Secondary Feature: “Storm-Ready & Canal-Smart”

Canal C-51 can overflow during heavy rain, backing up neighborhood drains. Our bins have:

  • 120 mph wind-rated lids for hurricane gusts.
  • Marine-grade powder coat resisting rust after 500 salt-spray hours.
  • Raised casters (2 in.) keeping bases above typical curb-ponding depths.

Rain-Alert Protocol

  1. NOAA flash-flood watch – Dispatch auto-schedules extra sweeps within 24 hrs.
  2. Post-storm – Crews photo-document bin seals for insurance records.

No Greenacres client has lost a rebate due to stormwater since 2019.


Local Testimonials

“They’re quieter than the milk truck—neighbors never notice.”
Alma R., Chef, Los Agaves

“Stormwater ruined our old bin; new raised-caster model fixed it.”
Dennis L., Owner, Great Wall Chinese

“Shared Tuesday pickups cost $10 and still pay us quarterly.”
Maya S., Manager, Greenacres Café

“Digital manifests cut quarterly paperwork to 15 minutes.”
Jose K., Ops Director, Indian Spring Country Club


Case Study: Okeeheelee Park Concessions

Challenge – Weekend tournaments doubled fryer use, causing two $550 fines.

Solution – Installed 140-gal gasket-lid bin; added Park Dash pickups Fri & Sun 5:45 a.m.

Results
• Overflow events: 0 in 10 months.
• Rebate: $0.44/gal, totaling $286 in Q3 2024.
• Staff cleanup down 25 min/week.

Photo shows sealed bin beside concessions stand—out of spectator view.


Environmental Impact: Protecting Canal C-51 & Lake Worth Lagoon

In 2024 we diverted 89,200 gal of oil from drains feeding Canal C-51—equal to removing 215 cars from Jog Road traffic for a year. Grease blockages in Greenacres dropped 15 % post-sensor rollout.


Certifications Explained

CertificationBenefit to Greenacres Kitchens
BQ-9000ASTM fuel safeguards standby generators at Greenacres City Hall.
EPA SmartWayLower-emission trucks align with Palm Beach County GreenPrint goals.
OSHA 1910.106Safe handling lowers insurance in strip plazas.

Greenacres FAQ

  1. Will pickups block delivery lanes?
    No. Swaps finish before 7 a.m.; trucks stage on side roads like 57th Ave. S.
  2. Weekend-only frying—worth it?
    Shared Tuesday pickup $10; rebates begin at 40 gal/quarter.
  3. Emergency pickup details?
    4-hr response, $95 fee, 4 a.m.–11 p.m.—kitchen back online in 20 minutes.
  4. Flood season prep?
    Dual-gasket lids, raised casters; sandbags on request. Extra sweeps auto-schedule during flood watches.
  5. When do rebates start?
    After 40 gal/quarter—most Greenacres venues hit this in six weeks.

How We Compare

FeatureGrease ConnectionsTypical HaulerSelf-Dispose
Neighborhood-quiet 54 dB trucks
Hurricane-rated gasket binsSometimes
Free service + quarterly rebatesFees applyFuel & labor cost
Instant digital compliance docsPaper only
4-hr emergency response window24 hrs+

Service Guarantees — Built for Greenacres

  • Quiet-Street Guarantee – If pickups exceed local noise limits, next month’s sensor fee is free.
  • Storm-Safe Promise – Rainwater in your bin? We pump it out and credit one week of service.
  • Tournament Surge Pledge – Extra pickup request during Okeeheelee events? We arrive within 24 hrs or waive next sensor fee.

Call to Action

Keep Canal C-51 clean—service can start tomorrow before dawn. Text “GREENACRES” to (305) 204-5207 or click here for your free bin and rebate estimate.