Grease Disposal Facility for NWA Haulers — Siloam Springs, AR

Licensed grease processing facility accepting waste from B2B grease haulers across Northwest Arkansas. $0.20/gal tipping fee. Manifest-based billing. 100–150 miles closer than Tulsa for most NWA operators.

$0.20/gal Tipping Fee

Manifest Every Load

Licensed ADEQ Facility

Shorter Than Tulsa

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Who Uses the Ozark Grease Pros Disposal Facility

This page is for grease trap pumping companies, environmental service contractors, and industrial FOG operators who need a licensed regional disposal site for grease trap waste in Northwest Arkansas. If you pump restaurants and need somewhere to take the waste — this is the facility.

You’re in the right place if:

  • You operate a grease trap pumping company in NWA and need a licensed disposal site
  • You’re currently hauling FOG waste to Tulsa and want to cut haul distance and cost
  • You run environmental or liquid waste services in Benton County or Washington County
  • You’re an industrial operator generating grease interceptor waste at volume
  • You need manifest-documented disposal for FOG compliance chain-of-custody
  • You want to set up a recurring disposal account rather than one-off drop-offs

If you’re a restaurant looking to schedule grease trap pumping: see our restaurant service page →

Grease Disposal Tipping Fees — What Haulers Pay

Our tipping fee structure is transparent and manifest-based — you pay for what you bring, documented against the originating service manifest. No estimates, no flat-rate guesswork.

Waste Type

Tipping Fee

Billing Method

Accepted From

Grease trap waste

$0.20/gal

Per gallon on manifest

Licensed NWA pumping companies

FOG interceptor waste

$0.20/gal

Per gallon on manifest

Commercial facility operators

Used cooking oil (UCO)

Contact us

Separate rate — contact first

Restaurant UCO collection operators

Mixed FOG streams

Contact us

Rate based on waste type

Environmental service contractors

How the manifest billing works:

  • Your service manifest documents the gallons pumped at the originating restaurant — that figure is the billing basis
  • On arrival at our facility, incoming volume is confirmed against the manifest
  • You are billed at $0.15/gal × manifest gallons — not on a weighed or estimated basis
  • Billing can be per-drop or consolidated monthly for regular hauler accounts
  • Documentation issued on every received load for your own compliance records

The Economics of a Closer Disposal Facility — NWA to Siloam Springs vs. Tulsa

For NWA grease haulers currently running to Tulsa, the haul distance alone tells most of the story. But the full economics include fuel cost, driver hours, vehicle wear, and the scheduling flexibility that a shorter haul creates. Here’s the comparison for the primary NWA markets

NWA Origin

To Siloam Springs

To Tulsa

Miles Saved

Time Saved (est.)

Fayetteville, AR

~35 mi

~95 mi

~60 mi

~1.0–1.5 hrs/trip

Springdale, AR

~30 mi

~90 mi

~60 mi

~1.0–1.5 hrs/trip

Bentonville, AR

~45 mi

~105 mi

~60 mi

~1.0–1.5 hrs/trip

Rogers, AR

~40 mi

~100 mi

~60 mi

~1.0–1.5 hrs/trip

Siloam Springs, AR

~0 mi (local)

~65 mi

~65 mi

~1.0+ hrs/trip

Gentry, AR

~8 mi

~73 mi

~65 mi

~1.0+ hrs/trip

What 60 fewer miles per load means at volume:

At 10 loads/month: ~600 miles/month saved. At 20 loads/month: ~1,200 miles/month saved. At current diesel rates that translates to meaningful cost reduction per load — plus driver time that can be redirected to more service runs. Shorter haul distance also reduces wear on vacuum truck equipment, which matters for operators running a high-frequency schedule.

Distances are estimates. Actual mileage varies by route and origin point within each city.

ACCEPTED WASTE

Accepted Waste Types at Our Siloam Springs Facility

Our facility accepts FOG waste from commercial food service operations — the primary waste stream from grease trap pumping. Below is the full breakdown of what we accept and what falls outside our current scope:

Accepted

Contact First

Not Accepted

  • Grease trap waste (standard restaurant under-sink traps)
  • Grease interceptor waste (large commercial systems)
  • FOG material from commercial kitchens
  • Restaurant waste on pumping manifests
  • Used cooking oil (UCO) — separate rate applies
  • Mixed FOG streams with non-standard waste components
  • High-volume industrial FOG outside restaurant scale
  • Residential grease or septic waste
  • Non-FOG commercial waste
  • Hazardous or contaminated material
  • Unlicensed waste without originating manifest

Manifest & Documentation Requirements for Drop-Off

Every load accepted at our facility requires a waste manifest from the originating service call. This is a regulatory and operational requirement — not paperwork for its own sake. Here’s exactly what we need on arrival and why it matters:

Required on Every Manifest

Why It Matters

Date of originating service

Chain of custody start — links the disposal record to the pumping event

Restaurant/facility address serviced

Identifies the waste origin for regulatory traceability

Gallons pumped (documented volume)

Billing basis — $0.15/gal × manifest gallons = your invoice

Your company name and contact

Identifies the hauler for the receiving record and account billing

Technician/driver signature

Authenticates the manifest — unsigned manifests are not accepted

Waste type designation

Confirms the material is FOG waste within our accepted stream

What we issue on receipt:

  • Receiving confirmation documenting date, volume accepted, and facility reference number
  • Documentation suitable for your own downstream compliance records
  • Consolidated monthly account statement for regular hauler accounts
  • Records available on request for regulatory audits or compliance reviews

Facility Access, Hours & Drop-Off Process

Our grease processing facility is located in Siloam Springs, AR. Here’s what haulers need to know about access and drop-off logistics:

Facility Address:

930 East Jefferson, Siloam Springs, Arkansas 72761

Facility Hours:

Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM  |  [Weekend availability — confirm with operations]

Phone:

(479) 448-7755

Drop-Off Step

What Happens

1. Pre-arrival notification

Call ahead on your first visit to confirm access and drop-off point. Not required for established account holders on routine runs, but recommended for first-time drop-offs.

2. Arrival at facility

Drive to the designated receiving area. Our staff will direct you to the appropriate discharge point for your waste type and volume.

3. Manifest presentation

Present your originating service manifest before discharge. Staff confirm gallons, waste type, and hauler identity against the manifest.

4. Discharge

Vacuum truck discharges to our receiving system. Staff confirm received volume. Any discrepancy between manifest volume and received volume is noted.

5. Receiving documentation

We issue receiving confirmation for your records. Volume and date logged to your account.

6. Billing

Per-drop billing or consolidated monthly statement depending on account setup. Invoice reflects manifest gallons × $0.15/gal.

How to Set Up a Regular Hauler Account

One-time drop-offs are welcome, but regular hauler accounts are the most efficient way to work with our facility. An established account eliminates the pre-arrival check-in requirement on routine runs, enables consolidated monthly billing, and gives your dispatchers a direct line to our operations team for scheduling coordination.

Account Setup Step

What’s Required

Initial contact

Call or email us with your company name, NWA service area, approximate monthly volume (gallons), and primary waste type. We confirm serviceability and discuss account terms.

First drop-off

First-time haulers bring their originating manifest, company information, and vehicle registration. Staff walk you through the facility receiving process.

Account activation

After the first verified drop-off, your account is activated. You receive a facility reference number and direct operations contact.

Ongoing drop-offs

Present manifest on each visit. No pre-call required for established accounts. Staff match manifest to account record.

Billing setup

Choose per-drop invoicing or consolidated monthly statement. ACH, check, or credit card accepted — confirm payment terms on account setup.

Volume adjustments

If your monthly volume changes, notify us so we can ensure receiving capacity is allocated appropriately.

Why Using a Licensed Disposal Facility Protects Your Hauling Business

As a grease trap pumping company, your compliance exposure doesn’t end when you pump the trap — it follows the waste to its disposal destination. Haulers who dispose of FOG waste at unlicensed sites, illegal dump locations, or improperly permitted facilities are legally liable for that disposal decision. The manifest you issue at the restaurant is only as defensible as the disposal chain it connects to.

Our Siloam Springs facility is a licensed receiving site operating under Arkansas ADEQ pre-treatment requirements. When you haul to us, your manifest chain is complete:

Your compliance chain when using Ozark Grease Pros facility:

  • Restaurant manifest documents pump-out — gallons, date, your company name
  • Waste transported to our licensed Siloam Springs facility — not an unlicensed site
  • Receiving documentation issued on every load — your chain-of-custody is complete
  • Facility operates under ADEQ compliance — oil extracted, water treated to discharge standards
  • If an ADEQ inspector or health department ever requests your disposal records, the manifest + our receiving documentation is the auditable chain

Full FOG compliance and regulatory context →

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Common Questions

Grease Disposal Facility — Frequently Asked Questions (B2B Haulers)

What is the tipping fee at the Ozark Grease Pros disposal facility?

The tipping fee is $0.20 per gallon, billed against the originating manifest volume. Billing is per-drop or consolidated monthly for regular hauler accounts. There are no additional facility fees beyond the per-gallon tipping rate for standard grease trap waste — confirm with us for UCO or non-standard waste streams.

The facility is located in Siloam Springs, AR. Approximate one-way distances from primary NWA markets: Fayetteville ~35 miles, Springdale ~30 miles, Rogers ~40 miles, Bentonville ~45 miles. For haulers currently driving to Tulsa (~95–105 miles from most NWA cities), our facility reduces the haul by approximately 60 miles one-way — roughly 120 miles round-trip per load.

Every load requires an originating service manifest documenting: service date, restaurant or facility address, gallons pumped, your company name, and technician/driver signature. Unsigned or undocumented loads are not accepted. We issue receiving confirmation on every accepted load.

Yes — for your first visit, contact us in advance to confirm access, discuss your waste type and volume, and complete account setup. Established regular hauler accounts do not need to pre-call on routine runs, but first-time haulers should call ahead.

We accept grease trap waste and FOG material from commercial food service operations (under-sink traps and commercial interceptors). Used cooking oil (UCO) is accepted at a separate rate — contact us first. We do not accept residential waste, non-FOG commercial waste, or hazardous material.

Regular hauler accounts can be billed per-drop or on a consolidated monthly invoice. Billing is based on manifest gallons × $0.20/gal. Account statements itemize each load by date, volume, and originating manifest reference. ACH, check, or credit card accepted — confirm payment terms during account setup.

Yes. The Siloam Springs facility operates as a licensed receiving and processing site for FOG waste under Arkansas ADEQ pre-treatment requirements. Oil is extracted and processed for recycling. Water is treated to ADEQ discharge standards. We are not an informal disposal site — the regulatory framework governing our operations is what makes your disposal chain legally defensible.

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Set Up Your Hauler Account — Stop Driving to Tulsa

$0.15/gal. Manifest-based billing. Licensed ADEQ facility. 100–150 miles closer than Tulsa for most NWA operators. Call or fill out the form and we’ll get your account set up within 24 hours.