Houston Quality Hood Cleaning handles BBQ and smokehouse hood cleaning in Houston, TX for kitchens cooking over wood, charcoal and other solid fuel. Smoke and rendered fat leave a heavy, sticky layer on the hood, duct and fan that hardens fast and doesn't come off with a quick wash.
NFPA 96 puts solid-fuel cooking on a monthly cleaning schedule
Hardened buildup hand-scraped before degreasing and pressure washing
Certificate, hood sticker and before/after photo report after every visit
Barbecue is a big part of Houston's food scene, and a smoker running all day loads the exhaust system faster than almost any other cooking. Houston Quality Hood Cleaning provides BBQ and smokehouse hood cleaning to Houston and surrounding cities, including Baytown, La Porte, Deer Park and Channelview.
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Barbecue kitchens are built in a lot of different ways. These are the setups we clean most around Houston.

Indoor smokers vent smoke, heat and fat vapor straight into the hood. The first few feet of duct above the hood usually carry the thickest buildup, because that's where the air starts to cool.
We clean the hood and follow the duct from there all the way to the fan.

Mesquite, oak and charcoal grills throw off grease and creosote-like residue together. It builds up faster than buildup from gas cooking and is harder to remove.
These ducts need more hand-scraping time, which is why first visits on solid-fuel systems often take longer.

Some restaurants connect the pit room to the main kitchen exhaust, or run long horizontal ducts to reach the roof. Grease pools in those flat stretches.
We work through every access panel on the run and note in writing any section that can't be reached.

The fan at the top catches whatever got past everything else. On a smokehouse that's a lot. We degrease the blades and housing, check the belt and motor, and test the fan after.
Containment mats and drain covers protect the roof during the wash. More on rooftop exhaust fan cleaning.
Running a smoker every day? Call (XXX) XXX-XXXX to set up a monthly schedule.