Hood Cleaning in SoHo

SoHo's cast-iron buildings house some of Manhattan's most Instagram-worthy restaurants and boutique hotel kitchens. These design-forward spaces still need serious kitchen maintenance — and Empire Hoods delivers without disrupting the vibe.

SoHo's landmark cast-iron buildings — many dating to the 1860s and 1870s — were built as manufacturing lofts, not restaurants. The exhaust systems in these converted spaces often run through multiple floors, navigating around decorative cast-iron columns and through thick masonry walls. Cleaning these systems requires technicians who understand both the mechanical reality of the ductwork and the architectural sensitivity of landmarked buildings. Empire Hoods has cleaned dozens of SoHo loft kitchens and knows how to work within these constraints.

The neighborhood's boutique hotel kitchens — in properties along Crosby Street, Mercer Street, and Broadway — demand a level of polish that matches their brand. We coordinate with hotel operations teams to schedule cleanings that align with low-occupancy periods, and our crews maintain the quiet, professional presence these properties expect. Pop-up kitchens and seasonal food retail concepts along Prince and Spring Streets also rely on Empire Hoods for flexible, short-notice service.