Hood Cleaning

Clean exhaust fan blades, housing, and access panels; remove accumulated grease

Small

$100–$325 per fan

Mid (LA base)

$150–$500 per fan

Large

$220–$725 per fan

Remove and clean grease filters in commercial dishwasher or by hand; inspect and replace

Small

$30–$130 per hood

Mid (LA base)

$50–$200 per hood

Large

$70–$290 per hood

Install Type I or Type II exhaust hood, ductwork, exhaust fan, make-up air grilles, and grease filters; coordinate with fire suppression contractor for system interlock

Small

$3,000–$4,650 /unit

Mid (LA base)

$5,000–$7,750 /unit

Large

$7,750–$12,010 /unit

Monthly cleaning for high-volume or solid-fuel cooking operations per NFPA 96

Small

$160–$585 per hood

Mid (LA base)

$250–$900 per hood

Large

$360–$1,305 per hood

Clean grease filters, ductwork, fans, and hood surfaces per NFPA 96 standards; inspection certificate

Small

$195–$780 per hood

Mid (LA base)

$300–$1,200 per hood

Large

$435–$1,740 per hood

Diagnose and repair failed pollution control unit: ESP cell short, UV lamp failure, high-voltage power supply fault, or control board failure; restore unit to operational status or provide temporary bypass solution.

Small

$200–$1,200 per visit

Mid (LA base)

$250–$1,500 per visit

Large

$310–$1,875 per visit

Inspect pollution control unit for cell fouling, UV lamp output, and electrical integrity; measure capture efficiency; issue compliance certification for AHJ or AQMD requirements.

Small

$105–$280 /unit

Mid (LA base)

$150–$400 /unit

Large

$200–$540 /unit

Supply and install electrostatic precipitator (ESP) or UV-PCO pollution control unit on existing Type I or Type II exhaust hood; wire to dedicated circuit; test cell efficiency; provide installation certificate.

Small

$900–$1,395 /unit

Mid (LA base)

$1,500–$2,325 /unit

Large

$2,325–$3,605 /unit

Service electrostatic precipitator or UV-PCO unit; clean cells, replace bulbs

Small

$130–$190 /unit

Mid (LA base)

$200–$290 /unit

Large

$290–$420 /unit