Grease extractor fans in commercial
kitchens need cleaning on a regular basis. If commercial deep cleaning is not
undertaken it can result in grease build up and the system can be damaged. Built-up grease and other deposits will
affect the airflow efficiency and it leads to a greater use of energy. More
importantly excess grease is a fire risk - over 70% of fires in commercial
kitchens originate in faulty ventilation due to fat and grease build up. This
can have a devastating effect on your business and on your employees and
customers.
As an owner of a commercial kitchen you have a legal duty to
prevent such a fire occurring as stated in fire safety legislation of 2006 (Regulatory Reform (Fire
Safety) Order (RRO)) but in 2007-08 the London Fire Brigade recorded 166 fires
in restaurants alone (including cafes and takeaway food shops) in the Capital.
Consequently many insurers now
insist that grease extractor systems undergo regular ventilation and duct
cleaning and testing by professional contractors.
So What Next?
Ingot
Services – Specialists In Grease Extract Cleaning and Commercial Kitchen
Cleaning.
With over twenty years of deep cleaning
commercial kitchens and grease extract fans you can be sure that Ingot Services
will clean your system to the highest standard.
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