FDNY Certified · Lower East Side
Expert hood cleaning for the LES's vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene. Late-night kitchens, bars with food, and everything in between.
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The Lower East Side's food scene is one of NYC's most diverse — from Jewish delis and Dominican restaurants to trendy cocktail bars with full kitchens and late-night pizza spots. These operations need flexible, reliable hood cleaning.
The LES has evolved from its tenement-era roots into one of Manhattan's most dynamic food and nightlife neighborhoods. Essex Market's 2019 relocation to a modern building on Delancey Street brought a curated collection of food vendors under one roof, while Orchard and Ludlow Streets are lined with restaurants and bars that blur the line between dining and nightlife. Many of these establishments operate full kitchen programs until 2 AM or later, then reopen for brunch service by 10 AM — leaving an extremely narrow window for hood cleaning.
The neighborhood's heritage is still visible in its food — legendary Jewish delis like Katz's Delicatessen, Dominican lunch counters, and Chinese-American spots along East Broadway all operate alongside the newer wave of cocktail bars and tasting-menu restaurants. This diversity means Empire Hoods technicians encounter everything from deep fryers running 18 hours a day to delicate pastry kitchens on the same block. We adjust our cleaning methods and intensity to match each kitchen's actual cooking profile.
Zip codes served: 10002
Flexible hood cleaning for LES restaurants, bars with kitchens, delis, and late-night food operations.
NFPA 96-compliant commercial kitchen hood cleaning for NYC restaurants, hotels, and food service operations. FDNY-certified technicians.
$350–$1,200+
Commercial kitchen exhaust fan cleaning and maintenance. Grease buildup removal, belt inspection, and fan balancing for optimal airflow.
$150–$400
Commercial kitchen exhaust duct cleaning and degreasing. Complete ductwork access, cleaning, and documentation for NFPA 96 compliance.
$300–$800
Commercial grease trap pumping, cleaning, and maintenance for NYC restaurants. DEP-compliant disposal and documentation.
$250–$600
Kitchen fire suppression system inspection, testing, and recertification. Ansul, Kidde, and Amerex systems. FDNY and NFPA 17A compliant.
$200–$500
Get a free, no-obligation estimate. We'll assess your kitchen and give you a firm price — no surprises.