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Porter / New Caney, TX · Montgomery County

Food Truck Hood Cleaning in Porter / New Caney.

Food truck hood cleaning in Porter / New Caney, TX — the same NFPA 96 standard, sized for a mobile kitchen. Trucks cook heavy in a tight space, so grease loads up fast on the hood, filters, and short duct run. We clean it, document it, and give you a dated service record for your commissary and inspection file.

The short answer

Hood, filter and duct cleaning for food trucks and mobile kitchens in Porter / New Caney, with a dated service record. Contact Texas Hood Cleaning Co. to confirm scope, access and scheduling. Request a quote at (713) 912-2151.

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What's included

Food Truck Hood Cleaning — what you get

Around Porter / New Caney — the US-59 / Grand Parkway corridor around Valley Ranch Town Center — a lapsed exhaust-cleaning schedule is exactly the kind of thing a fire inspection or insurance audit catches. We keep local kitchens ahead of it.

Best for: Food trucks, trailers, and mobile kitchens operating a grease hood.

  • Compact Type I hood, filters, and duct cleaned to code
  • Service record for your commissary and inspection file
  • Scheduling that works around your event calendar
  • Fast turnaround — most trucks done in a single visit
  • Recurring plan based on inspection findings and your operating schedule

The thing most people miss

A food truck's exhaust is small but works hard. In Porter / New Caney, commissaries and health departments increasingly ask for proof of exhaust cleaning — an undocumented wipe-down won't cut it. We leave you a dated service record.

Scheduling guidance: based on inspection findings, cooking volume and local requirements. Confirm the service scope and timing for your property before booking.
Good to know

Food Truck Hood Cleaning — questions we hear

Do food trucks in Porter / New Caney really need NFPA 96 cleaning?

If your truck runs a grease-producing cook line under a hood, yes — the same standard applies. Many commissaries and health inspectors now require documented exhaust cleaning.

How often should a food truck be cleaned?

NFPA 96 separates inspection for grease buildup from cleaning. Baseline inspection intervals are monthly for solid-fuel cooking, quarterly for high-volume cooking such as 24-hour, charbroil or wok operations, semiannually for moderate volume, and annually for low volume. Cleaning depends on the deposits found; confirm the adopted requirements and any shorter interval with the local authority and qualified technician.

How long does it take?

Most single-hood trucks are cleaned in one visit, scheduled around your events.

Can you meet me at my commissary?

Yes — we can service the truck wherever it is parked in the Porter / New Caney area, including at your commissary.

Get your quote

Start with your name and one way to reach you. We will confirm the kitchen details before preparing a written quote. No obligation.

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Send your requestA name and phone or email are enough to start.
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Confirm the detailsWe review the system, location and timing, then prepare your written quote.
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We schedule the cleaningWe complete the service, and you keep the service record.

Prefer to talk? Call (713) 912-2151.

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