Services
Grease containment systems, pillow and grease-box service that keep exhaust grease off your roof membrane — and out of your landlord's and insurer's reports.
Every litre of grease your fan throws onto the roof is quietly eating the membrane. Roofing manufacturers void warranties over grease damage, landlords bill tenants for it, and grease washing into storm drains is an environmental violation in most of the DMV. Rooftop grease containment stops the problem at the fan curb.
We fit and service containment systems sized to your fan's output — grease boxes, containment trays and absorbent pillow systems — and we service them on the same visit rhythm as your hood cleaning, so the pillows are changed before they saturate and overflow.
Each containment service is logged with photographs of the fan area and media condition, and added to your maintenance record — the evidence a landlord or insurer wants that the roof is being protected.
Tell us about your kitchen — we call back fast, inspect free, and quote in writing. Nights available.
Inspections are free and the advice is honest — including when the honest answer is "your current schedule is fine."
We inspect the fan discharge, measure the grease output pattern and photograph the roof area as found.
The containment system is fitted at the curb and the discharge point so grease lands in the media, not on the membrane.
Existing grease deposits around the fan are scraped and cleaned so the new system starts from a clean roof.
Pillows and media are checked and replaced on your cleaning rhythm — saturation is reported with photos before it becomes overflow.
Cooking grease degrades most single-ply roofing membranes — it softens and swells the material, breaks down seams and shortens the roof's life. It is one of the most common causes of tenant roof-damage disputes in restaurant leases.
It depends on your cooking volume. High-volume fry and charbroiler kitchens can saturate media in weeks; moderate kitchens run months. We check the media at every scheduled visit and replace it before it overflows.
In almost all cases, yes. Containment systems are fitted at the existing fan curb without modifying the fan itself. If your discharge setup is unusual, the inspection will identify the right configuration.
Yes. Grease that washes off a roof enters storm drains, and several DMV jurisdictions treat it as an illicit discharge. Containment keeps the grease captured and disposed of with your service waste instead.
Kitchen Exhaust Hood CleaningComplete hood-system degreasing — canopy, filters, plenum and grease troughs taken back to bare metal, polished and documented.
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Exhaust Duct & Fan CleaningThe hidden half of the system: vertical and horizontal ductwork scraped and washed, rooftop fan degreased, access panels fitted where the duct cannot be reached.
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Compliance Documentation & CertificatesThe paperwork that passes inspections: cleaning certificates, dated hood stickers, before-and-after photo reports and a service history your fire marshal and insurer can read at a glance.
See the service →Free on-site inspection, a written scope and frequency recommendation, and night scheduling that never touches your service hours.
