A connected range of services for canopies, filters, electrostatic precipitators, ductwork and exhaust fans.
Commercial kitchen extraction systems move grease-laden air from the cooking line through several connected components before discharge.
The visible canopy is only one part of that path. Filters, ESP cells, ductwork and fans can each collect contamination or develop condition-related issues. A suitable service scope therefore depends on which components are installed, how they are accessed and what symptoms the kitchen is experiencing.
Detailed cleaning of accessible canopy surfaces, grease channels and removable components to address accumulated oil and cooking residue.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Careful cleaning of compatible ESP collection cells and removable components to support grease capture and airflow performance.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Cleaning, compatible exchange and replacement options for commercial kitchen grease filters, subject to type, size and availability.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Cleaning and condition-led repair assessment for commercial exhaust fans affected by grease, noise, vibration or reduced extraction.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Removal of grease deposits from accessible horizontal and vertical exhaust ductwork using methods suited to site access and system condition.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Responsive assistance for urgent commercial kitchen exhaust fan failures, with fault information, access and next steps assessed promptly.
Common signs: visible contamination, odours, reduced extraction, unusual noise or overdue service history, depending on the component.
Start with canopy and filter cleaning, while considering whether residue may extend further into the system.
Filters, ESP cells, duct restrictions, fan contamination or fan condition may all contribute and should be assessed.
An exhaust fan cleaning and repair assessment may help identify contamination, wear or other faults.
Provide filter type and dimensions for cleaning, exchange or replacement options.
A site assessment can help determine accessible sections, existing access panels and a practical scope.
Use the 24/7 emergency contact route and provide fault details, site access and photographs where possible.
Send your contact details, Australian service address, required service and preferred date. Further site details can be confirmed afterwards.
