Commercial Kitchen Cleaning Services in Kingston
Commercial Kitchen Cleaning Services in Kingston are the five kinds of work that keep a cooking exhaust system, and the line under it, clear of grease: hood cleaning, kitchen exhaust duct cleaning, exhaust fan repair and installation, commercial kitchen deep cleaning, and food truck hood cleaning. Kingston Hood Cleaning returns a written quote for any of the five within 24 hours. This page points the problem you can see, smell or hear to the service that fixes it, from a grill on Princess Street to a take-out kitchen in Brockville. Hood cleaning for a single-hood kitchen starts at $585 per visit.
Kingston ON exhaust services: one grease path, five places it causes trouble
Grease leaves the cook line as vapour and settles wherever the air cools. Some of it lands on the canopy and filters. Some rides past them into the duct. Some reaches the fan on the roof and runs out onto the membrane.
The rest never leaves the kitchen. It films the wall behind the fryers and the floor under the range.
Each place needs its own access and its own quote, so the table below starts from what you notice.
Which commercial kitchen cleaning service fixes which problem?
Kingston Hood Cleaning matches the service to the symptom, so start with the row that describes your kitchen and follow the link.
| What you notice | Hood vs duct vs fan vs line: where it sits | Read this page |
|---|---|---|
| Grease beads along the canopy lip and the filters look brown and heavy | The hood: canopy, filters and plenum | Hood cleaning services |
| The filters are clean, but nobody has opened the duct in years | The horizontal run and the riser | Kitchen exhaust cleaning |
| Smoke hangs in the kitchen with clean filters, or the roof fan squeals | The rooftop exhaust fan | Exhaust fan repair and installation |
| Walls, backsplash and the floor under the line stay tacky, or the kitchen is reopening | The cook line and the room around it | Commercial kitchen deep cleaning |
| A festival organiser or the municipality wants a certificate for a truck or trailer | The truck canopy, short duct and roof fan | Food truck hood cleaning |
| An insurer or inspector asks how often the system gets cleaned | The schedule and the paperwork | NFPA 96 and the fire code |
The five commercial kitchen cleaning services, in one paragraph each
Hood cleaning. Hood cleaning deals with the part of the system closest to the heat. It covers the canopy, filters and plenum. Method and intervals are on the hood cleaning services page.
Kitchen exhaust cleaning. Kitchen exhaust cleaning follows the grease past the hood, through the horizontal run and up the riser to the roof. It also covers filter replacement. See the kitchen exhaust cleaning page.
Exhaust fan repair and installation. The rooftop fan is the only moving part on the grease path. Repair, replacement and rooftop grease containment are quoted per job after an inspection, as the exhaust fan repair page explains.
Commercial kitchen deep cleaning. Deep cleaning deals with the grease that never reached the hood: behind and under the line, on the walls and on the equipment itself. Scope is on the commercial kitchen deep cleaning page.
Food truck hood cleaning. Trucks, chip trucks and trailers carry a full exhaust system in a few feet of roof. Each unit is quoted separately, as the food truck hood cleaning page.
Outside these five, Power Hoods Systems, the operating crew behind Kingston Hood Cleaning, also handles HVAC, duct, coil, sanitation and dryer vent work on request.
What does a hood cleaner do?
A hood cleaner removes the grease that cooking leaves inside a commercial exhaust system, then documents what was cleaned so the owner can prove it.
The work happens when the kitchen is closed and the line is cold. Kingston Hood Cleaning photographs every cleaned surface before and after, and signs a health and safety certificate referencing the published NFPA 96 standard that names each section cleaned. How often to renew it is on the NFPA 96 page.
Where to find exhaust maintenance near Kingston
Kingston Hood Cleaning covers Kingston, Loyalist Township, Wolfe Island, South and Central Frontenac, Gananoque, Leeds and the Thousand Islands, Rideau Lakes and Westport, Brockville, Prescott, Athens and Lyn.
Scheduling for each area is on the areas served page. Kitchen types are on the who we serve page.
How much do commercial kitchen cleaning services cost in Kingston in 2026?
Commercial kitchen cleaning services in Kingston cost from $585 per visit for a single-hood kitchen up to ten feet and from $995 per visit for a multi-hood kitchen of two to four canopies.
Larger systems are quoted after a free walk-through. Fan repair and deep cleaning are quoted per job after an inspection or walk-through. Food truck hoods are quoted per unit. Proof of WSIB coverage and liability insurance arrives before work starts.
Next step: call 343-453-2343 or request a written quote. Name the symptom from the table above, and the walk-through confirms the service.
Commercial kitchen cleaning services in Kingston: frequently asked questions
Can the cleaning happen while my kitchen is open?
Kingston Hood Cleaning schedules overnight or between services, while the line is cold.
What proof do I get after a visit?
Kingston Hood Cleaning leaves before-and-after photographs of every cleaned surface and a signed health and safety certificate that names each section cleaned. What that certificate asserts is explained on the NFPA 96 page.
Is a food truck priced like a restaurant hood?
A food truck is quoted per unit after a photo or a walk-through. Most single-canopy trucks fall under the single-hood price of $585 per visit.
Why is there no set price for fan repair or deep cleaning?
Fan repair and deep cleaning depend on what the inspection finds, so each job is quoted after an inspection or walk-through.
How do I know which service to book first?
Start with the symptom table on this page. If you are still unsure, describe what you see and get a written quote within 24 hours.