Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning Across Pennsylvania
From Philadelphia to Lancaster to the Lehigh Valley, MidAtlantic Hood & Duct has cleaned Pennsylvania’s commercial kitchens for over 20 years — hood to rooftop, documented, and ready for your inspector.
Every Pennsylvania County We Cover
Pick your county for local details, or call and we’ll route you to the right crew.
Philadelphia
Center City, South Philly, Fishtown, University City, Manayunk and every neighborhood in the city.
View Philadelphia →Delaware County
Media, Upper Darby, Havertown, Essington and surrounding communities.
View Delaware County →Montgomery County
King of Prussia, Norristown, Lansdale and the surrounding suburbs.
View Montgomery County →Bucks County
Doylestown, Newtown, New Hope, Warminster, Morrisville and Feasterville.
View Bucks County →Chester County
West Chester, Kennett Square, Phoenixville, Downingtown and Exton.
View Chester County →Lancaster County
Lancaster, Lititz, Ephrata and the surrounding area.
View Lancaster County →Berks County
Reading, Wyomissing and the surrounding area.
View Berks County →Lehigh County
Allentown, Emmaus and the Lehigh Valley.
View Lehigh County →Northampton County
Bethlehem, Easton and the surrounding area.
View Northampton County →What Pennsylvania Kitchens Need to Know
Commercial kitchen exhaust systems fall under NFPA 96, the national standard for ventilation and fire protection in cooking operations. In Pennsylvania it is typically enforced locally, by fire marshals and municipal code officials, so inspection practices can differ from one municipality to the next.
That means a kitchen in Philadelphia, one in Lancaster, and one in the Lehigh Valley may all be held to the same standard but inspected differently. The one constant is documentation: a signed, dated service report after every cleaning is what inspectors and insurers ask for.
We service everything from dense city rowhouse restaurants to suburban strip-mall kitchens, and every job ends with that report in your hands.
📋 Local Enforcement
Requirements and inspection practices vary by municipality. Documentation is the common thread.
💧 Philadelphia FOG Program
Philadelphia restaurants also face a separate grease trap (FOG) program run by the Water Department.
🏚️ Varied Building Types
Older rowhouses, main-street storefronts, and suburban plazas each bring different duct and roof-access challenges.
Multiple Services, One Pennsylvania Vendor
Kitchen Exhaust System Cleaning
Hood, plenum, duct, fan, and filters cleaned to bare metal per NFPA 96.
Learn More →Additional Exhaust Services
Access panels, fan repair, filter exchange, hinge kits, and more.
Learn More →Full Kitchen Detailing
Deep clean for equipment, floors, walls, and prep areas.
Learn More →Grease Trap Cleaning
Scheduled pumping and FOG compliance with a manifest every visit.
Learn More →Commercial Pressure Washing
Hot-water pressure washing for dumpster pads, loading areas, back entrances, and building exteriors.
Learn More →Pennsylvania Restaurant Owners Ask
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