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Commercial hood cleaning jobs
These pages are for a narrower request than the homepage — still a lead request, still not the contractor. Pick the job that matches what you need, or use the main Tampa Bay page.
NFPA 96 cleaning schedule
NFPA 96 is the standard most fire inspectors and insurers point to for commercial cooking exhaust. It sets cleaning frequency by how much grease the operation produces, not by a slogan on a website. Request a clean when you are due, behind, or looking at a finding. This page does not inspect you.
Exhaust fan cleaning
The exhaust fan is where grease leaves the building. A hood filter swap that leaves the fan packed is not a complete clean. Request a visit that includes the fan. This page does not climb a roof.
Grease duct cleaning
Grease in the duct is the part of the system you cannot see from the cook line. Horizontal runs and elbows hold the worst of it. Request a clean that includes accessible duct, not only the canopy. This site is not the cleaner.
Filters vs full hood clean
Filters are the part a line cook can pull. A full clean is the canopy plenum, accessible duct, and fan. Inspectors and insurers care about the system, not a shiny filter edge. Request the job you actually need. This page will not upsell you a contract.
Related pages
These are more request pages on this site, not a list of partner shops. A licensed local provider may contact you if they accept a lead.
Request hood cleaning in Tampa Bay
Call if you want to talk now, or send the form. Either way this is a request, not a booked job.
Call (656) 226-9665