Contact Sarnia Hood Cleaning
Sarnia Hood Cleaning is a commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning service you can reach two ways: by phone at 226-799-4732, or through the quote form on this page. Both routes lead to the same schedule. A call is the faster way to set up your free walk-through, and the form suits a request you write after close. Either way, the written quote reaches you within 24 hours of the walk-through. Visits run overnight or between services in Sarnia, Point Edward, St. Clair Township, Petrolia, Plympton-Wyoming and Lambton Shores.
What to have ready before you call
Five pieces of information turn a first call into a booked walk-through.
Every appliance under the hood. List the fryers, flat-tops, ranges, charbroilers, pizza ovens and any smoker. Include the grill that only fires up for a Saturday tournament at the clubhouse. Each appliance changes the load on the system and the interval it needs.
How many canopies, and roughly how long. A tape-measure figure is not needed. A rough length in feet for each hood is enough to place you in a price band. Pricing starts from $585 per visit for a single-hood kitchen up to ten feet and from $995 per visit for a multi-hood kitchen of two to four canopies.
The hours your kitchen is closed. A pub on Christina Street that shuts at one in the morning, a college cafeteria on term break and a retirement lodge that serves three meals a day all book differently. Tell us which pattern is yours.
Who can open the roof. The exhaust fan lives on the roof. In a London Road plaza the hatch key often sits with the property manager, not the tenant. Find out who holds it before the visit is scheduled.
Your last certificate and any deadline. Have the date of your last cleaning certificate, if you have one. Also mention any date already set by Sarnia Fire Rescue Services, Lambton Public Health, your insurer or a head office. A deadline shapes which night you get.
If you are unsure which service fits your problem, the services overview matches symptoms to scope. If an inspection is driving the call, the NFPA 96 page explains the standard your certificate refers to.
How fast does Sarnia Hood Cleaning reply?
Sarnia Hood Cleaning sends a written quote within 24 hours of the free walk-through, and a phone call gets that walk-through on the calendar soonest.
- Phone. One call to 226-799-4732 covers your price band, confirms the work is in scope and sets up the walk-through.
- Form. Your submission joins the same schedule as the calls, and a written reply follows within 24 hours. A property manager or a procurement office that wants the request in writing often chooses this route.
- Walk-through. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing. The technician looks at the canopies, the filters, the duct route and the fan, and tells you which sections have no way in.
- Written quote. Within 24 hours you receive the scope, the price and a separate line for any item that needs your approval.
- Insurance papers. Proof of WSIB coverage and liability insurance reaches you before work starts. Your landlord can receive a copy when the roof is involved.
How the business runs and what each visit leaves in your file is on the about page. Each town on the route, with its fire department, is on the areas served page.
Overnight visits, roof access and plant sign-in in Sarnia
Most visits happen while your kitchen is closed. Most delays come from a locked roof or a missing site pass, not from the kitchen itself.
Overnight is the usual window. The crew starts after your last order, covers the line, does the work and leaves the kitchen ready for the morning shift. A downtown restaurant near Sarnia Bay and a pizzeria off the Highway 402 exits both fit this pattern.
Between services is the alternative. A care home, a shelter kitchen or a school cafeteria that never fully closes books the gap between meals. The visit is planned to finish inside that gap.
Plan the roof before the night. A full-system clean ends at the rooftop fan, and a locked hatch stops the work at the top of the duct. Confirm who holds the key, whether there is a lockbox code, whether a ladder is on site and whether the property manager wants notice. Hinge kits and rooftop grease containment are covered on the exhaust fan repair page.
Plant kitchens have their own rules. A staff cafeteria along the St. Clair River industrial corridor usually requires site safety orientation, contractor sign-in and a permit to work before anyone enters. Tell us on the first call who arranges these at your site and how much notice they need. Turnaround season in spring and fall fills plant calendars, so raise it early.
Seasonal kitchens should call before the rush. A Grand Bend patio kitchen before the beach season, or a clubhouse in Camlachie before the April opening, gets the widest choice of nights by booking in the quiet months.
Next step: phone 226-799-4732 or fill in the form above with the five answers listed on this page. The walk-through settles the rest.
Contacting Sarnia Hood Cleaning: frequently asked questions
Should I phone or use the form?
Phoning is faster. A call to 226-799-4732 can set up the walk-through while you are on the line. The form works well when you write the request after close or need it on record for a landlord or head office.
Is there a charge for the walk-through?
No. The walk-through is free and carries no obligation. A duct route and a rooftop fan cannot be priced properly over the phone, so the technician sees them first and the written quote follows within 24 hours.
Can the visit happen during a plant turnaround?
Yes, if your site can admit the crew. Share the orientation, sign-in and permit-to-work steps on the first call, and book as soon as the turnaround dates are known, because those weeks fill up quickly.
How far ahead should I book before an inspection?
As soon as the date is set. A fixed inspection or insurance renewal date should be mentioned on the first call, and any roof access that needs landlord notice should be arranged the same day.
Does someone need to stay on site overnight?
No. Someone who can unlock the kitchen and the roof, or a lockbox code plus the property manager's phone number, is enough. You receive the signed certificate and the before-and-after photographs after the visit.