Reliable, compliant used cooking oil collection and recycling. Then certify the rest of your back of house.
Most restaurants pay six vendors to keep the back of house running. Certified Restaurant replaces that with one relationship — starting with reliable, compliant used cooking oil collection and recycling.
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Entry-level certification covers reliable used cooking oil collection and recycling — a locking bin, scheduled pickups, manifested disposal, and your window decal and digital certificate. From there you can add managed services like grease traps or hood cleaning, all on one schedule and one invoice.
Yes. Most restaurants start with used-oil collection and layer in more over time — grease traps, hood and exhaust cleaning, fire suppression, pest control, drains, refrigeration, and equipment repair. Each new service joins the same single invoice and schedule, and levels up your certification tier.
Most restaurants we certify are switching from an existing collector. We handle the transition: scheduling the bin swap and coordinating the final pickup with your current provider. Review your current agreement for any notice period — we'll help you time the change so there's no gap in service.
No. Certified Restaurant is a private standards and managed-services program — think "Certified Angus Beef," not a health-department accreditation. It does not replace required licenses, permits, or inspections. What it does is keep your back of house documented, compliant, and inspection-ready, and give you a mark you've earned and can display.
Enrollment begins with a conversation, not a commitment. Tell us about your kitchen using the form above and a Certified Restaurant specialist will build your collection schedule, answer your questions, and — only when you're ready — get your bin dropped this week. Questions first? Email hello@certifiedrestaurant.com or visit our contact page.