Kitchen
Exhaust Cleaning Service
Filter Exchange Program ○ Grease Containment
Systems ○ Service Drives
Typical Upblast fan.
Hinged fans are tipped for cleaning. Complete
fan cleaning will consist of not only the fan tub, but also the fan blades.
Notice fan is free of grease and debris (blades and tub). Fans that are not
hinged will be removed from the duct and cleaned.
While all parts of the exhaust system are important, proper maintenance to
ensure optimum efficiency of the exhaust fan is vital. Without the exhaust
fan, there is no exhaust system. This is where the cleaning and service of
the system begins. A professional kitchen exhaust service provider will
maintain a 3’ radius of the fan (provided that there is a grease containment
system in place or there is not an exiting grease problem on the roof top.)
Typical Utility Fan or Supreme Fan (not
pictured)
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Same criteria for cleaning these types of
fans. Utility fans MUST have access panels to access all areas of the
fan. If not, inaccessible areas will be documented.
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Inside a Marshall fan w/ heat tape and inside
tubs (removed and scraped)
These tubs are located inside the fan (pics 1
and 2). They need to be removed for proper cleaning. Previous contractors
were not removing them, and therefore, they required a lot of manual
scraping to remove the excess build-up.
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