How AirRestore Guarantees Safe and Compliant Kitchen Extract Cleaning



In high-pressure commercial kitchens, the kitchen extract system is relied upon to remove grease-contaminated air, odors, smoke, and heat. But with no routine professional cleaning, the system is a fire hazard and a compliance disaster waiting to happen. That's where AirRestore enters the picture with an end-to-end, safety-oriented approach to kitchen extract cleaning throughout New Zealand.

1. Why Kitchen Extract Cleaning Is Critical

Grease and carbon deposits build up over time in the canopy, filters, ductwork, and fans. If left alone, this build-up becomes:

Extremely flammable, heightening fire risk.

A compliance failure under NZ fire safety laws.

A cause of poor indoor air quality, impacting staff and customers.

A basis for insurance claim denials in the case of a fire.

AirRestore removes these risks through its professional services.

2. Step-by-Step Cleaning Process

AirRestore uses a diligent process that surpasses industry standards:

Cooking frequency and type (e.g., greasy vs. low-oil)

Past cleaning routines

Fire safety inspection record

Access to ducting and fan units

This data is used to plan the precise scope of work required.

Canopy & Filter Cleaning

Grease filter and hood surface removal and cleaning

Inspection for wear or airflow blockage

Duct & Riser Cleaning

Thorough cleaning of internal ductwork, including vertical risers

Safe degreasers and special equipment utilized to dissolve grease buildup

Fan & Motor Cleaning

Extraction fans completely accessible and cleaned

Lubrication and testing to guarantee maximum airflow and fire safety

Before-and-After Photos & Reporting

High-resolution photos of the process

Detailed report given for compliance records and insurance verification

3. Built-In Compliance Assurance

AirRestore makes sure every task is compliant with:

AS 1851 requirements for regular maintenance of fire protection systems

Insurance standards for commercial kitchens

NZ local council regulation and health inspection

They also recommend cleaning frequency according to kitchen use, monthly, quarterly, or biannually.

4. Trained Technicians, Safe Practices

Their technicians are:

Trained to work at heights and confined spaces

Supplied with PPE and safety harnesses

Completely insured for high-risk cleaning tasks

No shortcuts, just safe, compliant cleaning with accountability.

5. Flexible Scheduling for Minimal Disruption

AirRestore offers after-hours and weekend appointments to avoid interrupting service. Their team works around your kitchen’s schedule to get the job done without downtime.

 Ready for a Clean, Safe Kitchen?

Don't wait for a fire inspection or worse, an incident, to address your kitchen extract system. Let AirRestore deliver peace of mind with compliant, thorough cleaning.



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