Restore Full Airflow
Restore full airflow to your kitchen ventilation system. Professional exhaust fan degreasing, belt inspection, and balancing for NYC restaurants.
The exhaust fan is the engine of your kitchen ventilation system. Mounted on the rooftop or exterior wall, it pulls smoke, heat, and grease-laden air through your hoods and ductwork and exhausts it outside. When grease accumulates on fan blades, bearings, and housings, airflow drops, the motor works harder, energy costs climb, and the risk of a grease fire increases significantly. In NYC's dense commercial corridors, a rooftop grease fire can spread fast and trigger building-wide evacuations.
Our exhaust fan cleaning service goes beyond a surface wipe. We disassemble accessible components, scrape and degrease each fan blade, clean the housing interior, inspect belt tension and condition, and verify that the fan is balanced for quiet, efficient operation. For hinged fan units, we check the hinge kit and grease containment cup to make sure everything functions as designed.
NYC restaurants running charbroilers, woks, or solid-fuel equipment put especially heavy loads on their exhaust fans. If your kitchen staff notices excess heat, smoke lingering over the line, or grease dripping onto surfaces near the hood, your fan almost certainly needs cleaning. Empire Hoods services exhaust fans of all sizes — from single upblast units on a deli rooftop to multi-fan arrays on large hotel kitchens.
From first call to fire-code compliance in three simple steps.
Call us or fill out the form. We'll ask about your kitchen size, number of hoods, and preferred schedule. You get a firm quote — no surprises.
Our FDNY-certified technicians arrive during your off-hours and deep-clean your entire exhaust system — hoods, filters, ducts, and fans.
You receive before/after photos and an NFPA 96 compliance certificate. You're inspection-ready and fire-code compliant.
A clean fan runs efficiently, reducing energy costs and pulling smoke and heat out of your kitchen the way it should.
Grease-laden fan blades are a leading cause of commercial kitchen fires. Regular cleaning eliminates this risk.
We inspect belts, bearings, hinges, and containment cups — catching problems before they become expensive repairs.
Exhaust fan cleaning starts at $150–$400 depending on fan size and accessibility. View full pricing details.
NFPA 96-compliant commercial kitchen hood cleaning for NYC restaurants, hotels, and food service operations. FDNY-certified technicians.
$350–$1,200+
Commercial kitchen exhaust duct cleaning and degreasing. Complete ductwork access, cleaning, and documentation for NFPA 96 compliance.
$300–$800
Rooftop exhaust unit cleaning and grease containment system maintenance. Prevent grease runoff, protect your roof, and stay code compliant.
$200–$500
Get a free, no-obligation estimate. We'll assess your kitchen and give you a firm price — no surprises.