Complete duct cleaning
We clean the full exhaust path from hood to rooftop fan.
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Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning Services
Your kitchen exhaust system moves heat, smoke, and grease vapour out of your workspace every day — and over time, that grease coats every surface inside the ductwork. Grease Guard Pros provides complete kitchen exhaust cleaning, including hoods, ducts, fans, and filters, to NFPA 96 standards. We help restaurants, hotels, and commercial kitchens across Canada stay fire-safe and inspection-ready with documented, thorough cleaning on a schedule that works for you.
Why choose Grease Guard Pros
Fire safety focused
Grease removal that directly reduces kitchen fire risk.
Certified technicians
Trained to NFPA 96 standards with proper access and safety equipment.
Filter service included
Grease filters cleaned or replaced as part of every visit.
What to expect
Tell us what is happening
Call us with your property type, symptoms, and location. We match you with the right crew and equipment.
We confirm timing and access
Before we arrive, we confirm your schedule, access points, and any special requirements for your property.
On-site service
Our certified technicians complete the cleaning, pumping, or jetting work safely and thoroughly.
You get a clear record
We document what was done, flag anything that needs follow-up, and help you plan the next service date.
Cities we serve
Find local crews in your area — select your city for scheduling and details.
Frequently asked questions
Is kitchen exhaust cleaning the same as hood cleaning?
Hood cleaning covers the hood and connected ductwork. Full exhaust cleaning includes the entire path from hood to rooftop fan, which is required for NFPA 96 compliance.
How do I know if my exhaust system needs cleaning?
Visible grease on hood surfaces, reduced airflow, unusual odours, or exceeding your scheduled cleaning interval all signal it is time for service.
Can dirty exhaust ducts cause a fire?
Yes. Grease-laden ductwork is a leading cause of commercial kitchen fires. Regular exhaust cleaning is the most effective prevention.