Contact Kingston Hood Cleaning
Kingston Hood Cleaning is a commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning service you reach at one number, 343-453-2343, or through the form on this page. Both routes lead to the same written quote, which comes back within 24 hours. A phone call is the faster way to settle scope and a date. The form suits a request you write after close or one a landlord wants on record. Visits run overnight or between services across Kingston, the Frontenac and Loyalist townships, the Thousand Islands and Brockville.
Have these five answers ready when you call
With these five answers, one call gets you a price band and a date.
1. What cooks under the hood. A charbroiler, a fryer bank, a wok range and a wood-fired oven each load the system differently. List every appliance, including the one that only runs on weekends.
2. How many canopies and how long. A single hood up to ten feet starts from $585 per visit. Two to four canopies start from $995 per visit. A rough length in feet is enough to begin.
3. When the kitchen is dark. Say when your last cover goes out and when prep starts. A residence or hospital kitchen that never fully closes books the gap between meals instead.
4. Who holds the roof key. The exhaust fan is on the roof. In a plaza on Gardiners Road or a building downtown, the tenant often does not hold the hatch key.
5. Your paperwork dates. Give the date on your last certificate, if you have one. Add any deadline set by Kingston Fire and Rescue, Southeast Public Health, your insurer or your head office.
Not sure which service you need? The services overview matches symptoms to scope. The NFPA 96 guide explains what an inspector looks for.
How fast does Kingston Hood Cleaning respond?
Kingston Hood Cleaning sends a written quote within 24 hours.
- Phone. A call to 343-453-2343 covers scope, price band and the next open night in one conversation.
- Form. Your request lands in the same book as phone calls. A written reply follows within 24 hours.
- Walk-through. Larger systems get a free walk-through before any price is fixed: hospitals, campuses, long-term care, casinos, inns, marinas and shared risers.
- Quote. One written page with scope, price and any item that needs your approval.
- Insurance proof. Proof of WSIB coverage and liability insurance reaches you before work starts.
After-hours visits, roof keys, ferries and the parkway
Most visits happen while your kitchen is closed. Most delays start at the roof hatch or on the road.
Overnight is the usual window. The crew arrives after close and finishes before your morning prep.
Between services is the other option. A care home or campus kitchen books the gap between meals.
Open the roof before the night. Tell us who holds the hatch key, whether a lockbox code exists and whether the property manager wants notice. A locked roof stops the visit short of the fan. Rooftop fan issues are covered on the exhaust fan repair page.
Island kitchens. The Wolfe Island ferry leaves from the downtown Kingston waterfront. Tell us the sailing that suits your kitchen, and allow extra time in winter. Mention it on the call so the visit is planned around the crossing.
River kitchens. Inns, marinas and pubs east of the city are reached by Highway 2, the 401 and the Thousand Islands Parkway. Those kitchens share a route day. See the Gananoque page and the Brockville page.
Next step: call 343-453-2343 or send the form with your five answers.
Contacting Kingston Hood Cleaning: frequently asked questions
Should I call or use the form?
Call if you want a date quickly. Use the form if you write the request after close or need it on record for a landlord or head office. Both get a written quote within 24 hours.
Is there an office I can visit?
No. Kingston Hood Cleaning works in customer kitchens and on customer roofs. Quotes, photographs and certificates arrive by email.
Does the walk-through cost anything?
No. The walk-through is free and carries no obligation. Larger systems such as hospitals, campuses, casinos and shared risers are always priced after one.
Do I need to stay on site overnight?
No. Someone must unlock the kitchen and the roof, or leave a lockbox code and the property manager's number. The photographs and signed certificate follow by email.
Can a landlord or head office book for a tenant?
Yes. Name the kitchen and the person who will open it. The quote and insurance proof go to whoever books. Read who we serve for how each segment handles its paperwork.