TR19 Grease Kitchen Extraction Cleaning
Professional Commercial Kitchen Extraction Cleaning Services
At Extract Pro Ltd, we specialise in commercial kitchen extraction cleaning, helping businesses reduce grease-related fire risks and maintain their extraction systems in line with recognised industry guidance.
Over time, grease and cooking deposits accumulate within extraction canopies, ductwork, fans and associated components. Without appropriate cleaning, these deposits can present a significant fire hazard.
Our BESA-certified grease hygiene technicians use specialist cleaning methods, supported by detailed completion reports, photographic evidence and cleaning documentation.
Why Is Kitchen Extraction Cleaning Important?
Commercial kitchen extraction systems remove cooking fumes, heat and airborne grease from busy kitchens. As grease accumulates inside the system, the risk of fire spreading through contaminated ductwork can increase.
Professional extraction cleaning helps to:
- Remove accumulated grease and cooking deposits.
- Reduce grease-related fire risks.
- Support responsible fire safety and building maintenance.
- Maintain appropriate extraction system cleanliness.
- Identify access limitations and maintenance concerns.
- Provide documented evidence of cleaning and inspection.
Regular cleaning can also help businesses demonstrate the precautions taken to maintain their extraction systems, including where maintenance records are relevant to insurance arrangements.
What Systems Do We Clean?
What Systems Do We Clean?
What Systems Do We Clean?
Our TR19 Grease extraction cleaning services cover suitable commercial kitchen extraction systems, including:
- Kitchen extraction canopies and hoods
- Horizontal and vertical extraction ductwork
- Extract fans and accessible fan components
- Grease filters and filter housings
- Accessible internal extraction components
- Associated access panels and ductwork sections
Each system is assessed individually to establish the appropriate cleaning methods, access requirements and agreed scope of work.
Who Do We Work With?
What Systems Do We Clean?
What Systems Do We Clean?
Extract Pro provides kitchen extraction cleaning services for a wide range of commercial and managed premises, including:
- Restaurants, cafés and takeaways
- Hotels, pubs and hospitality venues
- Schools, colleges and universities
- Care homes and healthcare catering facilities
- Commercial catering kitchens
- Facilities management companies and multi-site operators
Whether you operate an independent kitchen or manage multiple premises, we can discuss an appropriate cleaning and maintenance programme.
Why Choose Extract Pro?
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TR19 Air Compliance & Reporting
- BESA-Certified Grease Hygiene Technicians — Specialist training relevant to commercial kitchen extraction cleaning.
- Ventilation Hygiene Specialists — A dedicated focus on extraction and ventilation cleaning services.
- Structured Cleaning Process — A consistent approach to inspection, preparation, cleaning and verification.
- Detailed Completion Reports — Clear documentation, photographic evidence and identified recommendations.
- Comprehensive Services — TR19 Grease, TR19 Air, fire damper testing, ductwork access door installation and filter dip tank cleaning.
- Best Price Guarantee — Competitive quotations without compromising our commitment to professional service.
TR19 Air Compliance & Reporting
TR19 Air Compliance & Reporting
TR19 Air Compliance & Reporting
TR19 Grease is the industry guidance published by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) for the cleanliness and maintenance of commercial kitchen extraction systems.
Our cleaning procedures are informed by this guidance, helping customers manage grease accumulation and maintain appropriate extraction cleaning records.
Following completion, customers receive documentation detailing the work undertaken, photographic evidence, relevant verification findings and any identified access limitations or outstanding recommendations.
TR19 Grease is not legislation itself. However, appropriate cleaning and maintenance can support wider fire safety responsibilities and may be relevant to insurance policy conditions.