Free · about an hour on average · report within 24 hours

Your Free Hood Cleaning Site Assessment

A Certified Exhaust System Inspector walks your kitchen exhaust system, takes grease readings on every part with a comb gauge, checks the filters, the fan and the duct run, and sends you a three-page report with your estimate. It also tells you whether your kitchen qualifies for the Cleaning Pros Plus, LLC Priority Service Plan.

Grease depth on the hood, filters, duct and fan, with the number, against NFPA 96 limits

UL-listed filter check, fan performance, belt, hinge and access, horizontal duct and panels

Your cleaning schedule set from your own cooking: hours open, appliances, grease load

Air district rules for your county, and what staying on schedule does for your kitchen air and your energy bill

Your eligibility for the Priority Service Plan, and the estimate to get there

This is not an inspection, and it does not decide compliance. What you get is your system measured, part by part, before you decide anything.

Schedule Your Site Assessment

Restaurants, hospitals, schools, senior living, hotels and facilities. One kitchen or many.

Your name

Business

Phone

Street address

City

Kitchens at this address

Locations to assess

Best time

Before openingBetween 2 and 4 in the afternoon

We confirm by text and email within one business day. No obligation; the report and estimate are yours to keep.

What you get: the three-page Site Assessment

Page 1 · What we found

The headline finding on your system
Grease readings by part on the comb-gauge scale
UL-listed filters: type, count, condition
Fan performance: type, belt, hinge, drain, containment

No build-upAcceptable · 50 micronsCleaning required · 2,000 micronsCritical · 3,175 microns

Page 2 · What needs attention

Repairs and access: hinge kits, clean-out ports, access panels, belts
Inventory of every system, duct run and fan
Your air district and what it asks of your kitchen
Your inspection and cleaning frequency, set from hours open and appliances

Page 3 · Your estimate and eligibility

What the estimate covers, line by line
Your eligibility for the Priority Service Plan and what members receive
Staying on schedule: fire safety, kitchen air, energy, roof, outdoor air
Photos, the Fire-5 Tag Verification if requested, and the inspector's attestation

How it works

Schedule

Pick your days and time above. We confirm within one business day and come when the line is quiet: before opening or between 2 and 4 in the afternoon.

The walk

About an hour on site on average, longer for larger systems. The inspector reads every part, photographs every system, and asks about your hours, your appliances and your last cleaning.

Your report

Within 24 hours: the three pages, your estimate from the rate card, and your Priority Service Plan eligibility. Sign the service agreement and accept the schedule, and your first cleaning goes onto the calendar.

Questions kitchens ask

Is the Site Assessment really free?

Yes. The walk, the three-page report and the estimate cost nothing and carry no obligation. It is how we price the work, and how you see your system measured before you decide.

Is it an inspection?

No. An inspection is a compliance determination and is a separate, paid service. The Site Assessment records readings as found and makes no determination; it tells you what the numbers are and what the estimate covers.

How long does it take?

About an hour on average; larger systems and multiple hoods take longer. We come when the line is quiet: before opening or between 2 and 4 in the afternoon.

What if my system reads Critical?

The report says so, with the number, and the estimate includes a restoration cleaning priced per foot. Your kitchen qualifies for the Priority Service Plan on the first scheduled service after it.

Do you serve my area?

Assessments are run directly across the Central Valley, the Bay Area and Northern California. Multi-site clients elsewhere in California are scheduled by region.