Hood and Ceiling Cleaning in Las Vegas

Stay fire-code compliant and pass inspections with professional kitchen hood, duct, and ceiling cleaning that removes dangerous grease buildup.

NFPA 96 Compliant
IKECA Standards
20+ Years Experience
Fully Insured

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What's Included

Complete hood interior cleaning

Hood exterior degreasing

Grease filter cleaning or replacement

Full ductwork cleaning

Exhaust fan cleaning

Rooftop equipment service

Ceiling and wall degreasing

Light fixture cleaning

Before/after photo documentation

NFPA 96 compliance certificate

Trusted by Las Vegas Businesses for Hood and Ceiling Cleaning

From Clark County government offices to healthcare facilities and hospitality venues, Las Vegas businesses trust our team to deliver professional hood and ceiling cleaning services.

Clark County Nevada government - Las Vegas commercial cleaning client Best Western Hotels Las Vegas - hospitality cleaning services client FirstService Residential Las Vegas - property management cleaning client Las Vegas Skin and Cancer Clinics - medical facility cleaning client Boulder Dam Credit Union Nevada - commercial office cleaning client Bluegreen Vacations Las Vegas - resort and hospitality cleaning client

How It Works

1

Pre-Service Setup

Cover equipment, prepare work area, document starting condition

2

Hood & Filter Cleaning

Degrease hoods, clean or replace filters

3

Duct & Fan Service

Clean complete ductwork and exhaust fans

4

Documentation

Photo documentation and compliance certificate

Hood and Ceiling Cleaning FAQs

Why is kitchen hood cleaning required?

Kitchen hood and exhaust cleaning is required by NFPA 96 fire codes. Grease buildup in hoods, ducts, and exhaust fans creates serious fire hazards. Regular cleaning is also required by health departments and most insurance policies. Failure to maintain clean systems can result in fines, closures, and voided insurance.

How often should commercial kitchen hoods be cleaned?

NFPA 96 specifies cleaning frequency based on cooking volume: monthly for high-volume operations (24-hour cooking, char broilers), quarterly for moderate volume, semi-annually for moderate-volume cooking with no char broilers, and annually for low-volume operations like churches or seasonal kitchens.

What parts of the exhaust system do you clean?

We clean the complete system: hood interiors and exteriors, grease filters, ductwork from hood to rooftop, exhaust fans, and rooftop components. We also clean ceilings, walls, and equipment around the cooking area that accumulate grease.

Do you provide NFPA 96 compliance documentation?

Yes. After every service, we provide detailed documentation including before/after photos, areas cleaned, any issues found, and a certificate of compliance. This documentation satisfies fire marshal inspections and insurance requirements.

How do you clean without damaging our kitchen?

We use specialized techniques and equipment designed for commercial kitchens. We cover and protect all equipment, use appropriate cleaning solutions for each surface, and clean up completely. Your kitchen is ready for operation as soon as we finish.

What's included in ceiling cleaning?

Our ceiling cleaning removes grease, smoke, and grime from ceiling tiles, panels, exposed structures, light fixtures, and any overhead surfaces in the kitchen area. This improves appearance, reduces fire hazards, and helps pass health inspections.

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