Hood, Plenum & Duct Cleaning
- Grease buildup removal
- Accessible ductwork cleaning
- Hot-water degreasing and rinse-down
- Line protection before cleaning starts

Professional Commercial Hood Cleaning
Complete hood, duct, fan, and filter cleaning built for fire safety, inspection readiness, odor control, and balanced kitchen airflow.
Service
Captain Hood works around active commercial kitchens, scheduling service around your downtime and protecting the line before cleaning begins.
Our trained, certified, and fully insured technicians clean the exhaust path from the hood interior to accessible ducts, filters, fans, and rooftop grease areas, then leave notes for fire, health, property, and insurance records.
Schedule an EstimateOne Service, Full System
Why It Matters
Grease is removed from hood, duct, fan, and filter surfaces that can collect fuel inside a commercial exhaust system.
Photos and service notes make it easier to answer fire department, health department, property, and insurance questions.
Clean filters, plenums, ducts, and fans help exhaust systems move heat, smoke, odor, and vapor more efficiently.
Cleaning the fan bowl, blades, and rooftop grease area helps reduce strain, residue, and roofline damage risk.
Removing built-up grease helps reduce stubborn kitchen odors inside the line and around rooftop exhaust points.
Maintenance schedules keep high-volume kitchens from drifting into emergency cleaning territory between inspections.
Get Started
Tell us about the kitchen, hood count, cooking volume, last cleaning date, and any upcoming inspection or insurance deadline. Captain Hood will follow up with scheduling options and a practical scope for the job.
Service Handoff
Professional commercial hood cleaning is not just about making stainless steel shine. Owners, managers, fire inspectors, health departments, property teams, and insurers often need proof that the exhaust system is being maintained.
Every Captain Hood service visit is framed around a clean handoff: what was cleaned, what was observed, how the system is moving air, and when the next maintenance window should be scheduled.