Restaurant hood cleaning in Palm Beach County
Restaurant hood cleaning in Palm Beach County: call (561) 292-1233 to schedule an after-hours kitchen exhaust cleaning.
(561) 292-1233Overnight and off-hours service available · Hoods, filters, ductwork and exhaust fans, cleaned overnight on the schedule your fire inspector expects.Kitchen exhaust cleaning for Palm Beach County restaurants
Grease builds up inside every commercial kitchen hood, duct and exhaust fan, and it's one of the most common fuels behind restaurant fires. That's why fire codes require kitchen exhaust systems to be inspected and cleaned on a schedule, and why fire inspectors and insurers ask for proof.
One call connects your restaurant, cafeteria or commercial kitchen with a local hood cleaning crew that works Palm Beach County every week, from Boca Raton and Delray Beach to West Palm Beach and Jupiter. Cleanings happen overnight or between shifts, so you never lose a service.
Common problems we help with
- Visible grease on hood surfaces, filters or the ceiling around the hood
- Smoke not clearing the line or a weak exhaust draw
- Rattling, slow or noisy rooftop exhaust fan
- Grease pooling on the roof around the fan
- A cleaning sticker that's past due
- A fire inspection or insurance request coming up
- Opening a new restaurant or taking over a kitchen
What does hood cleaning cost in Palm Beach County?
| Small hood (under about 4 ft) | Often a few hundred dollars per cleaning |
|---|---|
| Standard commercial line (4 to 8 ft) | Commonly $400 to $800 per cleaning |
| Full-service restaurant (8 to 12 ft) | Commonly $800 to $1,200 |
| Multiple hoods or large systems | Often $1,200 to $2,500+ |
Typical ranges only. Duct length, roof access, grease level and how often you clean all affect price. You get an exact quote before scheduling.
What a full exhaust cleaning covers
- Hood canopy and filters. Degreased inside and out; filters cleaned or swapped.
- Ductwork. Cleaned from the hood up to the roof through access panels.
- Exhaust fan. Fan blades and housing degreased; hinge kits and grease containment checked.
- Before and after photos. So you have a record for inspectors and insurers.
- Certificate sticker. Dated service label on the hood showing when the system was cleaned.
How it works
- Call and tell us your kitchen type, hood size and hours.
- A local crew quotes the job, often after a quick walk-through.
- Cleaning is scheduled overnight or between shifts.
- You get photos, a dated sticker and your next due date.
Call (561) 292-1233 to start.
Areas served
- West Palm Beach
- Boca Raton
- Delray Beach
- Boynton Beach
- Jupiter
- Palm Beach Gardens
- Lake Worth Beach
- Wellington
- Royal Palm Beach
- Greenacres
- Juno Beach
- Tequesta
Frequently asked questions
How often does a restaurant hood need to be cleaned?
It depends on your cooking volume and fuel. Under the common fire-code standard (NFPA 96), solid-fuel cooking is checked monthly, high-volume kitchens like 24-hour, charbroil or wok operations quarterly, moderate-volume kitchens semi-annually and low-volume kitchens annually. Your local fire inspector has the final say.
How much does hood cleaning cost in Palm Beach County?
Small systems often run a few hundred dollars per cleaning; a standard restaurant line commonly runs $400 to $1,200; large or multi-hood systems more. You get a quote before scheduling.
Will we have to close the kitchen?
No. Cleanings are typically done overnight or between shifts, and the kitchen is ready for the next service.
What do we get after the cleaning?
Typically before-and-after photos, a dated service sticker on the hood and your next due date, which is what inspectors and insurers look for.
Do you clean the ducts and roof fan, or just the hood?
A proper exhaust cleaning covers the hood, filters, ductwork and rooftop fan. Ask what's included in any quote you get.
What areas do you serve?
Restaurants and commercial kitchens across Palm Beach County, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens and Wellington.