Greasebusters - Kitchen Air Extraction System and Ventilation Duct Cleaning Service

Kitchen extraction systems cleaned and ventilation ductwork degreased as required to comply with environmental health regulations and fire insurance specifications.

Hazards of Dirty Kitchen Ventilation Systems

Even the most efficient extraction filters cannot remove all traces of grease and dirt from the air. Over time, a layer of grease and dirt is deposited on the surfaces of ventilation ducts, canopies and extractor fans. Not only does this cause an environmental health hazard by providing a breeding ground for bacteria and foul odours, it also reduces the efficiency of your extraction system and is a major fire risk.

It is therefore essential to carry out regular cleaning of your kitchen extraction and ventilation systems as determined by an appropriate risk assessment. Failure to do so could lead to a breach of the Environmental Health Regulations and could invalidate your fire insurance policy.

Greasebusters Ventilation Degreasing Service

Greasebusters provides a ventilation degreasing service that covers all aspects of extraction systems cleaning. Our experienced cleaning teams are fully trained to clean all the elements of your ventilation system to the high standards required to ensure a safe and healthy environment for your staff and customers.

To arrange a site assessment, contact Greasebusters as below or complete our online enquiry form.

Photograph showing the deposits of grease and dirt on the inside of a kitchen ventilation duct that cause poor air quality and can spread fire rapidly through the building if ignited.

The deposits of grease and dirt on the inside of this ventilation duct present a major fire and health hazard.

Photograph of a kitchen ventilation duct and an extractor fan that have been cleaned back to bare metal by Greasebusters, removing the risk of fire and improving the efficiency of the ventilation system.

A thorough Greasebusters clean removes all traces of grime.

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"There has been severe disruption at one of the world's busiest airports, Heathrow near London, after a fire broke out in a restaurant in Terminal 1. It took 60 firefighters almost five hours to contain the fire as it swept through roof space air ducts."

BBC News OnLine
12 & 14 December 1997