Address grease beyond the kitchen hood. Cleaning for accessible commercial exhaust ductwork and fan components, with safe access and the work area agreed in advance.
Clear scopePractical access planningPhotographic record
Suitable internal access points agreed in the scope
Accessible exhaust fan components
Photographic records of treated areas and access limitations
The less visible part of kitchen maintenance
Kitchen exhaust ducts carry grease-bearing air away from the cooking area. Deposits can collect along the route and around the fan, including areas that cannot be seen from below the canopy. This service targets accessible kitchen exhaust components beyond the hood; it does not cover general air-conditioning ducts.
Access determines what can be cleaned
The duct route, available access panels and fan location shape the scope. Existing drawings, previous reports or photographs are helpful when available. We discuss roof entry, ceiling spaces and site permissions before quoting. Sections that cannot be safely reached are identified rather than counted as cleaned.
Coordinate kitchen and building access
A restaurant operator and building manager may both need to help arrange the visit. Tell us who controls the roof or plant area, any induction requirements and when the kitchen is out of use. After-hours cleaning is available by arrangement, subject to access and scheduling.
See the components included in the work
Commercial before-and-after photographs record accessible duct and fan surfaces. The accompanying scope notes explain what was completed and what could not be reached. Cleaning removes deposits; it does not replace fan repairs, electrical work, access-panel installation or a ventilation design assessment.
Service boundaries
Air-conditioning or general HVAC duct cleaning
Creating access openings or installing access panels
Electrical repairs, fan replacement or system balancing
Drag the divider or use the slider. Photographs may show different viewpoints; the complete images are contained in the frame.
Exhaust fan and housing
Grease deposits around a commercial exhaust fan, followed by the accessible fan and housing after cleaning. The photographs record surface cleaning, not mechanical repairs.
BEFORE YOUR SERVICE
Your questions, answered.
Can you clean a rooftop fan?
Tell us where it is and what safe access is available. The fan and access arrangements must be assessed before inclusion.
Will you install access panels?
Access-panel installation is not included in this cleaning service. We record where existing access limits the work.
Will cleaning repair a noisy fan?
Cleaning does not repair electrical or mechanical faults. A noisy or failing fan may need a suitably qualified repair provider.