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Commercial kitchens have a great deal of equipment to sustain the constant workflow in the back of house. Any functional kitchen has fryers, grills, fridges or any other cooking device to have your kitchen working at full speed. However, in order for them to work...
When you choose to become a Kitchen Manager, there is one decision you need to make first: to buy or to build your restaurant. Some people prefer buying an already existing establishment to skip some steps. Others choose to embark on the process of kitchen...
Safety and efficiency go hand in hand. A messy, dirty and under-maintenance back-of-house can lead to potential health hazards for both your customers and employees. A properly equipped cooking environment equals a more productive cooking team, because workers can...
Covid-19 took a heavy toll on the food industry. Not only was there a temporary closure of restaurants and commercial facilities worldwide, which left many out of business, but also new mandatory measures were enforced to control the health crisis. Not everything is...
Embarking yourself into the odyssey of restaurant construction can be frightening. Sometimes you don’t know what to expect when facing challenges and time constraints such as bad weather or a delay in the delivery of your kitchen utensils. However, many of these...
Owning a restaurant in Texas or any place entails a lot of responsibilities. Ensuring that every surface, appliance and utensil is clean and every step of the preparation of food follows food safety regulations is one of the most important ones. These norms are meant for the security of employees and guests, and are mandatory to stay in business. Ignoring or overlooking these norms can be costly, resulting in penalties from the pertinent authorities and expensive fines. This information about your restaurant’s safety standards can also be known by the public and tarnish the reputation of your restaurant. Therefore, a restaurant owner should spare no efforts in cleaning.
Some areas of the kitchen prove to be more troublesome than others, such as the vent hoods. It is not only mandatory to keep the exhaust hoods clean at all times by the authorities, but it’s a trademark of good restaurant management and practices.
Preparation of food involves the release of greasy particles in the air along with smoke and vapors all over the kitchen. Over a period of time, these particles and vapors settle on the vents, hoods and other parts of the ventilation system.
Improper cleaning or cleaning after prolonged intervals can result in the blockage of the vents and hoods. This blockage will then prevent further exhaustion of the fumes released during cooking. The blockage can then lead to kitchen fires that can spread rapidly to other parts of the restaurant. The presence of inflammable materials like cooking oils, gas, furniture and upholstery can trigger and spread the fire very quickly. Regular cleaning is essential to ensure that there is no grease buildup in the vents and hoods of the kitchen ventilation system.
This task proves to be a challenge if grease has already built upon the structure, to the point it might not be enough with regular efforts to clean it up.
The best option is to choose an experienced company like ProTech to do this task for you, with results that far exceed those achievable by standard cleaning. This is possible because professional cleaning does not only have the expertise but also the equipment necessary to perfectly clean the ventilation system.
The ProTech Restoration team is qualified and experienced. You can trust our team of well-trained and skilled technicians to assess all the details while providing cleaning services across the state of Texas.
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