Services
The hidden half of the system: vertical and horizontal ductwork scraped and washed, rooftop fan degreased, access panels fitted where the duct cannot be reached.
A clean hood over a grease-loaded duct is a fire path waiting for a flare-up. Ductwork is where the heaviest grease accumulates — and where it is hardest to see. Our duct and fan service cleans the full exhaust path: horizontal and vertical duct runs, the fan housing and blades on the roof, and every access point in between.
Where a duct run has no access, we install code-style access panels so the system can actually be cleaned — and inspected — along its full length. If a section of your duct cannot be reached, we will show you exactly where and what it takes to fix that, with photos.
Duct interiors are invisible once the panels close — so your documentation package includes the before-and-after duct photographs, a note of any access panels installed, your cleaning certificate and the dated service sticker.
Tell us about your kitchen — we call back fast, inspect free, and quote in writing. Nights available.
Inspections are free and the advice is honest — including when the honest answer is "your current schedule is fine."
We open every access point and photograph the duct interior as found, so the scope is based on evidence, not guesswork.
Unreachable sections get properly fitted access panels — sealed, labelled and recorded on your service report.
Duct runs are scraped, treated with degreaser and pressure washed section by section, working toward the fan.
The rooftop fan is degreased, reassembled and run-tested; the full path is photographed again for your documentation package.
Because grease travels. The vapour that passes the filters condenses inside the duct and around the fan, and a duct fire can spread through the building above the kitchen. NFPA 96 treats the hood, duct and fan as one system — and so do we.
Then parts of it have probably never been cleaned. We install access panels at the points needed to reach the full run — they are a one-time fix that makes every future cleaning and inspection possible.
Yes. The exhaust fan, its housing and the curb it sits on are degreased as part of the duct service, and the fan is run-tested before we leave.
You see it. Your documentation package includes photographs of the duct interior before and after cleaning, taken through the access points — the same views an inspector would check.
Kitchen Exhaust Hood CleaningComplete hood-system degreasing — canopy, filters, plenum and grease troughs taken back to bare metal, polished and documented.
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Rooftop Grease ContainmentGrease containment systems, pillow and grease-box service that keep exhaust grease off your roof membrane — and out of your landlord's and insurer's reports.
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Compliance Documentation & CertificatesThe paperwork that passes inspections: cleaning certificates, dated hood stickers, before-and-after photo reports and a service history your fire marshal and insurer can read at a glance.
See the service →Free on-site inspection, a written scope and frequency recommendation, and night scheduling that never touches your service hours.
