Who it is for
Built for the premises responsible for the result
Restaurants, hotels, pubs, schools, care homes, canteens, production kitchens and mobile catering operators.
Kitchen extraction and TR19 · North East coverage
A measured clean of accessible canopies, filters, ductwork and fans, focused on grease removal, fire-risk management and the evidence needed by facilities teams and insurers.
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Working details
Who it is for
Restaurants, hotels, pubs, schools, care homes, canteens, production kitchens and mobile catering operators.
Grease accumulation can increase fire risk and leave an operator without the inspection evidence expected by insurers and facilities teams.
Accessible parts of the extraction system are measured, cleaned and documented, with recommendations where access limits the work.
Scope and quotation
The survey establishes how far the system can be accessed. The quote records the agreed boundary before work is scheduled.
Usually included
Internal and external canopy surfaces and the splashback area.
Accessible extraction filters.
Duct sections that can be safely reached or opened.
The extraction fan where access allows.
Quoted separately
Sections built into walls or without safe access are reported, not assumed clean.
General kitchen surfaces and equipment are outside this service.
Ovens and deep-fat fryers can be considered separately.
New access doors or external access requirements are identified before work.
Method and disruption controls
The system is isolated, access is planned and the cleaning method follows the condition and construction found during the survey.
Inspect the system, access and operating pattern.
Record and photograph wet-film grease measurements.
Agree isolation, height access and any access panels.
Degrease and mechanically clean accessible components.
Record the completed work with after-clean photographs.
Issue the documented handover after completion.
Evidence and handover
The handover records what was inspected, what was accessible, what was cleaned and any improvements recommended.
A mean-average table of readings from the system.
Before-and-after photographs of accessible areas.
Certification issued for the completed work.
Practical advice where parts of the system could not be reached.
Premises and sectors

Example of completed work · Tyne & Wear
A large company test kitchen needed extraction cleaning on a tight timetable, with detailed onboarding and strict site confidentiality.
Complex onboarding, RAMS, powered access and an audit deadline within the week.
Paperwork was prepared within 24 hours and a team attended within 48 hours for this project.
A full photographic before-and-after report and a TR19 certificate.
The client passed its insurance audit without delay.
Timings describe this completed project and are not a general response-time promise.
Useful questions
Yes. The stated handover includes a photographic report, a table of grease measurements and a TR19 certificate for the completed work.
The canopy, backsplash, filters, accessible ductwork and accessible fan are included. Any inaccessible areas are recorded and recommendations can be made for improved access.
The extraction fan must be turned off and isolated during the work. The cleaning time is agreed around your operating schedule and safe access requirements.
Typical lead time is around one to two weeks, depending on access and client availability. There is no urgent out-of-hours service.
Tell us about the kitchen, system access and operating hours. Photographs can also be sent by WhatsApp to support the first discussion.