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Exhaust, Hood & Complete Ventilation System Cleaning By Kitchen Guard of Las Vegas
In the high-stakes, 24/7 environment of Las Vegas, commercial kitchens must operate at peak safety and efficiency. Kitchen Guard of Las Vegas delivers expert-level hood and exhaust system cleaning to reduce fire risks and maintain proper ventilation. Whether you’re running a high-volume restaurant on the Strip or a local eatery in Summerlin, we clean every component—hoods, ducts, fans, and vents—with precision.
Reliable Hood & Vent Cleaning in Las Vegas
Las Vegas kitchens face unique demands, including long hours and intense heat—conditions that accelerate grease buildup. Our NFPA 96-compliant cleaning is fully documented with before-and-after photos, helping you stay inspection-ready and insurance-compliant. From casino kitchens to hospital cafeterias, we create a cleaning plan tailored to your facility’s operations and layout.
With Kitchen Guard of Las Vegas, your kitchen stays clean, compliant, and prepared for any surprise inspection—day or night.
Kitchen Guard of Las Vegas Answers All Your Hood Cleaning Questions
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about our hood cleaning services, designed to keep your kitchen safe, compliant, and running smoothly.
The frequency of hood cleaning depends on how often your kitchen operates. High-volume kitchens typically need monthly cleanings, while lower-use kitchens may require service every three to six months. We can help determine the right schedule to keep your kitchen safe and compliant.
NFPA 96 sets the industry standard for fire prevention in commercial kitchens. Regular hood cleaning helps reduce fire risks and ensures compliance with local fire codes and insurance requirements.
We clean the entire exhaust system, including hoods, ducts, fans, and rooftop exhaust vents. Our thorough cleaning process removes grease and grime from all critical areas, not just the parts you can see.
Yes! We provide detailed before-and-after photos and service reports to document compliance. This ensures you have proper records for health inspectors, fire marshals, and insurance providers.
