About Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning
Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning is a commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning service for the Niagara Region, run on three commitments: one number, one crew, one certificate. The number is 289-272-7390. The crew belongs to the company that does every walk-through and every visit. The certificate is a signed health and safety certificate that references the published NFPA 96 standard. It comes with before-and-after photos of each cleaned surface. This page explains how the arrangement works and what the paperwork proves.
One number, one crew, one certificate
The same three things apply to every kitchen from Fort Erie to Beamsville.
One number. Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning is the part of the business you talk to. Phone calls to 289-272-7390 and requests from the quote form land in one schedule. Most Niagara kitchen managers pick up the phone rather than fill in a form, so the phone gets answered and the number appears on every page.
One crew. Power Hoods Systems is the operating company that does the cleaning. It sends the technicians and the equipment, runs the walk-through and signs the certificate. You know the crew's name before you book, so a hotel security desk can put it on the access list ahead of the night.
One certificate. Every reader gets the same document. A fire prevention officer in St. Catharines, an insurer, a franchise head office and a Legion hall committee all receive the same signed certificate and the same photo set.
The paperwork that comes with every visit
You get three documents on every job at no extra charge.
Before-and-after photos of every cleaned surface. Line staff wipe the outside of a canopy every night, so a picture of it proves little. The photos that count show the plenum, the filter track, the duct interior and the fan housing, first as found and then at bare metal.
A signed health and safety certificate. It records the date and each section cleaned, and it references the published NFPA 96 standard. Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning and its crew are not affiliated with NFPA. The NFPA 96 page explains what the certificate does and does not assert.
Proof of WSIB coverage and liability insurance before work starts. It travels with the written quote. A plaza manager or a hotel facilities lead has it on file before the crew is booked.
What a kitchen manager can expect
Three promises hold for every booking, whether the kitchen is a Thorold tavern or a Fallsview banquet line.
No surprises on paper. When the walk-through finds a section the crew cannot reach, you hear about it before the quote, not after the visit. That section goes on the quote as its own line for you to approve.
Your service stays open. The crew works around your hours, overnight or between meals. A Crystal Beach patio keeps its Saturday, and a retirement residence keeps its breakfast.
A file you can hand over. Photos and the certificate arrive by email. Keep them together, because an inspector, an insurer or a head office can ask for them at any time. The steps of the visit itself are set out on the homepage.
Who reads the certificate in the Niagara Region
Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning writes one certificate that has to satisfy five different readers.
The fire service reads it first. Each of the ten municipalities has its own, from the Niagara Falls Fire Department to Wainfleet Fire and Emergency Services. The Ontario Fire Code references NFPA 96, so an inspector checks the date and whether the whole grease path is listed. Niagara Region Public Health inspects the food premises. Your insurer asks for the certificate at renewal. A franchise office checks it against the cycle it sets. A landlord reads it for the roof, because the fan and the membrane belong to the building. The who we serve page shows which kitchens answer to which reader.
Where to find a hood cleaning company near me in Niagara Falls that documents its work
Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning is based in Niagara Falls and covers the whole Niagara Region on one overnight route.
The same crew, photo set and certificate go to a Chippawa diner, a Welland sports bar and a Vineland winery kitchen. Each community is listed on the areas served page.
How much does hood cleaning cost in Niagara Falls in 2026?
Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning charges 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. Larger systems are quoted on site after a free walk-through.
Fan repair and solid-fuel appliance work are quoted per job after an inspection or walk-through. The services page explains each scope and matches a problem to the right one.
Next step: call 289-272-7390 or request a written quote. Three details book the walk-through: what cooks under the hood, how many canopies there are, and when the kitchen is closed.
About Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning: frequently asked questions
Who does the cleaning?
Power Hoods Systems, the operating crew. Niagara Falls Hood Cleaning answers the phone and the form. The crew does the walk-through, brings the equipment, cleans the system and signs the certificate.
Why does this page show no founding year, reviews or awards?
A claim you cannot check helps nobody, least of all an inspector or an insurer. This page gives you the published starting price, the paperwork standard and a phone number instead.
Which kinds of business use the service?
Hotels and attractions, independent restaurants, franchise units, wineries, and municipal and community kitchens. They are described by type, not by name, because none has given permission to be named. See the who we serve page.
What if a section of the system cannot be reached?
The technician tells you at the walk-through. It goes on the quote as a separate item. The certificate lists only the sections the crew actually reached and cleaned.
Can the certificate be ready before a set date?
Yes, where the schedule allows. Give the inspection or renewal date on the first call. The certificate carries the visit date and arrives by email with the photos.