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Houston restaurant hood cleaning — certified, fire-code compliant.

Certified crew, a dated NFPA 96 certificate every visit, and scheduled service that keeps you inspection-ready. No compliance gaps, no surprises.

Certified technicians Licensed & insured After-hours service
NFPA 96
Cleaned to code
Same
Certificate on-site
Greater
Houston served
Compliance snapshotWhat every visit gives you
Full exhaust cleaned to code
Dated NFPA 96 certificate
Before & after photos
Service sticker on your hood
Miss your schedule?FIRE + INSURANCE RISK
We keep you on the right side of the fire marshal.
What you get

Everything to stay compliant — handled

We deal with the grease and the paperwork so you can focus on the food.

Full exhaust cleaning

Hood, filters, ductwork and roof fan cleaned bare-metal to code — removing the grease that fuels kitchen fires.

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Compliance certificate

A dated NFPA 96 certificate and service sticker every visit — exactly what your inspector and insurer require.

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Set-and-forget schedule

Monthly, quarterly or semi-annual — matched to your kitchen so you never fall out of compliance.

Set by code

How often your kitchen needs it

NFPA 96 sets cleaning frequency by how hard you cook. We'll confirm which fits — and put it on autopilot.

Monthly
High-volume · 24-hour · wok · charbroil
Solid-fuel & heavy-grease kitchens
Busy bars & late-night spots
Highest fire-code priority
Quarterly
Moderate-volume kitchens
Most sit-down restaurants
Cafés & diners
The most common schedule
Semi-annual
Low-volume · seasonal
Churches & day-camps
Seasonal & light-use kitchens
Twice a year to stay clear
Simple

How it works

Three steps, and you're compliant.

1

Tell us about your kitchen

A few quick details — how many hoods and how busy you cook. Takes under a minute.

2

Get a straightforward price

Flat, honest pricing for your setup and schedule. No games, no surprise add-ons.

3

We clean & certify

Certified crew handles it after hours — you get the certificate for your file and your inspector.

Why it's not optional

Skip it and it costs you

Fire code requires commercial kitchen exhaust to be cleaned on a schedule. Miss it and you're risking your inspection, your insurance, and a real fire.

  • Pass your fire-marshal inspection the first time
  • Keep your insurance valid — no compliance gaps
  • Cut the #1 cause of kitchen fires: grease buildup
  • Protect your building, your crew, and your doors staying open
NFPA 96

The national standard for commercial kitchen exhaust. Frequency is set by how hard your kitchen cooks:

High-volume / 24-hr / wok / charMonthly
Moderate-volume kitchensQuarterly
Low-volume / seasonalSemi-annual
Good to know

Questions we hear a lot

How often do I need my hood cleaned?

NFPA 96 sets it by cooking volume — monthly for high-volume, 24-hour, wok or charbroil kitchens; quarterly for moderate; semi-annual for low-volume. We'll tell you exactly which applies to yours.

Do I get proof for my inspector?

Yes. Every visit leaves a dated NFPA 96 compliance certificate and a service sticker on your hood — exactly what the fire marshal and your insurer want to see.

What does the cleaning cover?

The full exhaust system — hood, filters, ductwork, and the exhaust fan on the roof — cleaned to bare metal where code requires it.

Will it disrupt service?

No. We work after hours or before you open, so your kitchen is ready to cook when you are.

Are you certified and insured?

Yes — certified technicians, licensed and insured, cleaning to the NFPA 96 standard.

Free · no obligation

Get your quote

1
Tell us about your kitchenA few quick details — under a minute.
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We send an honest priceFlat pricing for your setup and schedule.
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We clean & certifyCertified crew — you get the certificate.

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