We start with a monthly filter exchange, photograph what the filter bank is telling us, and quote the hood-to-roof clean from evidence — not from a sales calendar.
No site-visit fee. No obligation. Every component marked in writing before a hose is connected.
The filter exchange is the smaller first decision. The full clean is the larger one. Both begin with the same thing: a free quote that says what changes the price.
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Clean metal arrives. The loaded set leaves with us. The bank and plenum join a dated photo record every thirty days.
The quote states the monthly price before the first delivery.
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High-temperature cleaning from the hood and plenum through the accessible duct to the fan, with the kitchen reset before prep begins.
No universal per-hood number hides a partial system.
Scope my whole systemGrease moves upward. The scope has to follow it through the plenum, duct and rooftop fan, or the hardest parts disappear behind the easiest photograph.
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The first hidden chamber behind the filters. It shows what a wiped canopy cannot.
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Cleaned where it can be reached. Where it cannot, the report names the limit and the fix.
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Blades, housing and rooftop condition photographed before the crew leaves.
Six components. One path. One report.
See what the report containsThe quote is a component checklist, not one line that says “hood cleaning.” Anything outside the price is visible before the night begins.
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No site-visit fee. Nothing recovered inside a later invoice. No obligation to book.
Seven services. No catch-all package that quietly means “the parts we could see.”
The reopen time is fixed. The work moves around it.
System, written scope, crew, arrival window and reopen time.
Cook line, electrical and floor before water starts moving.
Before pairs first; then the hood, accessible duct and fan.
After pairs, dated tag, dry floor and the record in your inbox.
Tell us the reopen time. We will scope the night around it.
Plan my service windowWe ask after the photo report arrives, never before and never only when a customer sounds happy. These are the six things the work should make easy to say.
The confirmed window held, or we called before it did not.
The cook line, electrical and floor were covered before water moved.
The hood, accessible duct and rooftop fan were all in the scope.
Before and after were paired from the parts a manager cannot see.
Plastic and water left with us; the kitchen was dry.
The written record arrived before the next prep shift.
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See the proof policyOne location, a venue calendar, or a multi-site standard — the scope starts with how you open.
Monthly filter exchange, a full hood-to-roof clean, or both. You get the work priced and written down component by component before anyone turns on a hose.