
What is Kitchen Canopy Cleaning?
Kitchen canopy cleaning involves the removal of grease, oil and other residue that accumulates on the internal and external surfaces of commercial kitchen canopies. These surfaces are exposed to high volumes of cooking fumes and airborne particles, which settle over time and create both fire and hygiene risks.
This service is essential for maintaining a safe and effective extraction system. Regular cleaning not only helps to reduce fire hazards but also improves airflow, extends the life of your equipment and supports compliance with health and safety regulations.


Why it’s important
Commercial kitchen canopies are designed to capture airborne grease and smoke, but without routine cleaning, they quickly become a source of risk. A neglected canopy can lead to:
Increased fire risk due to grease build-up
Poor ventilation and rising kitchen temperatures
Breaches in hygiene standards
Higher maintenance costs from damaged or inefficient equipment
Non-compliance with insurance and safety guidelines
Regular professional cleaning helps to keep your canopy working as intended, supporting both fire safety and hygiene standards in the kitchen.

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TR19 Compliant
TR19 is the industry-recognised guidance for the cleaning of ventilation systems, including kitchen canopies. It was developed by BESA and is widely used as the standard for inspections, insurance claims and fire safety compliance.
Although TR19 is not a legal regulation in itself, it is often referred to by insurers and environmental health officers. If a fire or safety issue occurs and your kitchen canopy has not been cleaned to TR19 standards, your insurance could be at risk.
Our cleaning service follows TR19 guidelines in full, and you will receive a post-clean report to demonstrate compliance.

The Process
Kitchen canopy cleaning is a focused service that requires care, attention and the right tools. Our team works around your schedule to ensure minimal disruption to your kitchen while delivering a thorough clean.
Assessment
We begin by inspecting the canopy to identify any problem areas and assess the level of build-up present.
Preparation
All nearby surfaces and equipment are protected, and access to the canopy is secured to allow for safe cleaning.
Deep Cleaning
We use specialist degreasers and tools to remove grease and residue from all surfaces of the canopy, including filters and hard-to-reach corners.
Final Check
Once cleaned, we check all components to ensure proper function and cleanliness. We then provide a written report with photographic evidence of the work carried out.
Scheduling Ongoing Cleans
If required, we can help you set up a routine cleaning plan that fits the usage of your kitchen and meets your compliance needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should kitchen canopies be cleaned?
Can you handle large or multi-canopy systems?
What happens if the canopy is not cleaned regularly?
Is this cleaning legally required?
Do you clean the filters as well?
Will I receive documentation after the clean?
Can the work be done outside of our kitchen hours?
What does the clean involve?



