Services / Exhaust & Ventilation

Duct Cleaning

Work methods for ducts in kitchens and stores vary depending on the route, access panels, material, type of soiling, and installation environment. We identify whether the work covers the hood, duct interior, or exhaust fan, then confirm facility permissions, protective covering, and work hours before providing an estimate.

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Topics You Can Discuss With Us About Duct Cleaning

For duct cleaning, we will define the scope based on the items below. The specialists and confirmation steps required will vary depending on the equipment's condition and the facility's requirements.

  • Confirming the work scope based on drawings, access panels, and on-site conditions
  • Scope of Work for Duct Interiors, Exteriors, and Connected Equipment
  • Surface protection, waste collection, and post-work checks
  • Organizing work conditions, such as after closing or during facility-designated hours

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Information to Share Before Requesting an Estimate

The information needed—such as an on-site inspection, photos, or equipment details—depends on the equipment and issue involved in duct cleaning. We will advise you about any items you are unsure of after the initial consultation.

  • Duct use, route, and access panel locations
  • Type of soiling, symptoms, and cleaning history
  • Access Requirements for Rooftops, Ceiling Voids, and Shared Areas
  • Drawings, equipment models, preferred date, and work hours
Scope of work and requirements

Duct cleaning is different from fan repairs, exhaust performance measurements, and fire equipment inspections. If checks or expert judgment are needed for work at height, open flames, or electrical equipment, consult the facility manager or a specialist contractor.

When reviewing a quote for duct cleaning, please confirm the areas covered, included and excluded work, schedule, cost, and post-work reporting method.

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Questions About Duct Cleaning

Can I request duct cleaning without duct drawings?

Yes. Please tell us what you can about the store location, the equipment’s purpose, access panels, and any symptoms. If an on-site survey is needed to confirm the route or scope, we’ll explain how it will be carried out.

Does duct cleaning include fan repairs?

Cleaning and fan inspection or repair are separate services. When reviewing an estimate, confirm which areas are covered—the duct, hood, and fan—as well as the work to be done and any items charged separately.

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Contact Us About Duct Cleaning

We ask about the store's situation and your preferences, then explain what needs to be checked and how to proceed.

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