An IKECA member company serving the Sanger market
IKECA member hood and exhaust cleaning for Sanger commercial kitchens. Inspected by the Sanger Fire Department. NFPA 96 compliant, photo-documented, and accepted by your fire authority.
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Sanger calls itself the Nation’s Christmas Tree City and sits on Highway 180 as the gateway to Kings Canyon and the General Grant Tree, at the heart of a fruit-packing belt in eastern Fresno County. Packing-house food service, park traffic and a restaurant scene growing with the Fresno commute all put steady load on the same few blocks.
Valley heat is what turns that load into a problem. Long summer runs keep a rooftop fan under strain and hold the deposit soft enough to travel well past the plenum, and the dust lifting off the packing yards settles into it, leaving a film on blades and duct wall that a rinse slides over.
Charbroil-heavy taquerias along Academy Avenue, school cafeterias, and the newer restaurants serving Sanger’s expanding residential neighbourhoods make up most of the work, alongside the food service attached to the packing houses.
Those do not belong on one schedule. A taqueria running a charbroiler through the day and a cafeteria serving a single sitting fill a duct at completely different rates, so the system is scoped before any cycle is proposed.
Hood interior and baffles, the plenum behind them, the duct along its full run, and the rooftop fan lifted off its curb so the blades, the housing and the deck beneath are all cleaned.
Charbroil grease sets hard, so every surface is foamed, brushed and rinsed clean. Fan belts, bearings and airflow are checked while the unit is open, and where a stretch of duct offers no access point we quote the panel instead of recording a section nobody could reach as clean.
A pressure wash from the roof hatch takes twenty minutes and leaves the charred deposit exactly where a Sanger inspector will open the duct to look. An invoice on its own says the work was bought, not that it was done.
A documented method and evidence for every job measured against NFPA 96, rather than a photograph of a clean-looking canopy.
Timestamped images taken at the start and at the finish, which is what lets an inspector judge the work rather than trust it.
A signed certificate and the photographs behind it, sealed in EvidLY and produced the moment the department asks.
A taqueria on Academy Avenue cannot shut mid-service, so we take the early mornings and the late nights and leave your trade alone.
PECT Designated Technicians do the work, and the CECS credential sits with a founder who has been called as an NFPA 96 expert witness.
Sanger runs its own municipal fire department. The Sanger Fire Department conducts commercial kitchen inspections and enforces NFPA 96 compliance directly.
Sanger Fire Department inspectors verify that your hood and exhaust system is cleaned per NFPA 96 schedule, your fire suppression system is current, and your cleaning certificate is on file. Cleaning Pros Plus provides the documentation your Sanger fire inspector needs.
See full Fresno County fire safety profile →Hood and fan count, what the line cooks, roof access, and the hours you would rather we stayed out of. Price follows before a booking.
Canopy through plenum and duct to fan and curb, worked properly, with photographs taken as each part is closed.
Belts, bearings and airflow checked with the unit off its curb, so wear surfaces on a planned call.
A signed certificate with the images behind it, sealed in EvidLY before the department asks.
Cleaning Pros Plus operates as an IKECA member on Membership ID 76716495, and PECT Designated Technicians are the people who work a Sanger system. The CECS #200452 credential is held by Arthur Haggerty, who founded the company and has been retained as an NFPA 96 expert witness. Sanger jobs are sealed in EvidLY, which keeps the certificate and its photographs together well past the service date.
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If your fire inspector finds any issue with our work, we come back and re-clean at no charge. No questions asked. We stand behind every hood, every duct, every fan — because your compliance is our reputation.
