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Kitchen Exhaust & Hood Cleaning Equipment
Hood cleaning is a high-margin niche with its own vocabulary, its own chemicals, and its own regulatory pressure. It is also recurring by law in most jurisdictions, which makes it some of the most predictable work available.
Heavy carbon does not respond to general-purpose degreasers. That is the first thing people learn when they take a hood job with the products already on the trailer.
What matters on this work
Carbon needs a carbon cutter
General degreasers move grease. They do not move baked carbon.
Hot water, every time
Grease at temperature behaves completely differently.
Containment is half the job
What comes off the fan has to go somewhere that is not the roof or the parking lot.
Access drives your equipment
Roof work, tight duct runs, and long hose pulls shape what machine and what gun actually work.
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