Find A Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning Company

By clicking on the state and city that your restaurant is in you will be presented with a list of hood cleaning contractors. You can click on the button at the bottom of the list, fill out a single form, and receive up five bids through an email. You can also click on an individual company, read about them, and order a bid from individual companies as well. The companies provide their certifications, descriptions and areas of service. This process is free to all visitors.

How Do Restaurant Exhaust Cleaners Charge?

Many restaurant cleaning contractors charge by the the foot with additional charges for an extra long flu, exhaust fans, filters and hard to get at areas. If there are areas inside of the flu that the pressure wands cannot reach you may be required to install an access hatch that will allow for these areas to be cleaned.

Some hood cleaners charge by the hour. An average hood should take about 4-5 hours if the hood has been cleaned regularly and has easy access. Contractors hourly prices vary depending on the area.

A free estimate is usually offered and should be taken advantage of just to avoid surprises.

Who Is Powerwash Solutions?

Is a web based company dedicated to connecting restaurant hood cleaning contractors with restaurant operators. We gather and provide information about restaurant exhaust cleaning professionals like email addresses, phone numbers, certification, company descriptions and area of service. We are dedicated to our visitors, the restaurant manager and owner. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to email us for a speedy response.

Certified And In Compliance

Hood cleaning companies are required to use proven methods to remove grease and flammable residues from the interior surfaces of the hood canopies, filters, ducts and exhaust fans, ensuring compliance with all applicable municipal, state and National Fire Protection Association codes, specifically NFPA Standard No. 96. Compliance with NFPA 96 is verified by a Certificate of Performance, which is posted on the hood canopy in plain view of the Fire Marshall, Department of Health, or Insurance Agent.