Protective mats under access points and barriers around each fan
Roof drains and nearby equipment covered before washing starts
Certificate, hood sticker and before/after photo report after every visit
Houston heat and humidity are hard on rooftop equipment, and a roof stained around the fan is often the first thing a landlord or roofer points out. Houston Quality Hood Cleaning provides rooftop grease containment to Houston and surrounding cities, including Baytown, La Porte, Deer Park and Channelview.
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NFPA 96 calls for grease at a rooftop fan to drain into a closed, noncombustible, rainproof collection container, and it recognizes grease collection systems listed to UL 710A. Fire inspectors and roofers both look at whether that container is doing its job.

Most restaurant roofs have mushroom-shaped upblast fans. Grease vapor that the hood and duct don't catch condenses inside the fan and drains out at the base.
When the collection container is full or missing, that grease lands on the roof. More on rooftop exhaust fan cleaning.

Cleaning a fan and duct sends degreaser, hot water and loosened grease downward. Without containment, all of it ends up on the membrane or in a roof drain.
We catch the grease and wastewater on the roof and dispose of it properly instead of leaving it behind.

Untreated grease breaks down many roofing materials over time and can lead to leaks and costly repairs. Long Houston summers speed that up.
We don't repair roofs. If the membrane around a fan looks stained or soft, we photograph it and note it so you can bring in your roofer early.

Strip centers, hotels and large kitchens can have several fans on one roof, each tied to a different hood. Each fan gets its own containment and its own line on the report.
More on grease duct cleaning.
Grease building up around your rooftop fan? Call (XXX) XXX-XXXX.