About Belleville Hood Cleaning
Belleville Hood Cleaning is a commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning service for Belleville and the Bay of Quinte communities, built on a single promise: one number, one crew, one certificate. The number is 613-777-0115. The crew is Power Hoods Systems, the operating company that carries out every walk-through and every overnight visit. The certificate is a signed health and safety certificate referencing the published NFPA 96 standard, delivered with before-and-after photographs of every surface cleaned. This page explains how that arrangement works, what the paperwork says, and what a kitchen manager in Belleville, Trenton, Picton or Napanee can expect from the first call to the last photograph.
How the business works
One number, one crew, one certificate, for every kitchen inside the coverage line.
Belleville Hood Cleaning is the front door. A call to 613-777-0115 and a submission from the quote form land in the same schedule, and every job in Belleville, Quinte West, Prince Edward County, Brighton, Greater Napanee and the Hastings County villages is booked from it. Most kitchens in this area book by phone, so the number is on every page and it gets answered.
The cleaning is done by Power Hoods Systems, the operating crew. Power Hoods Systems supplies the technicians, the equipment, the walk-through and the certificate. The name of the crew is printed here so nobody discovers it on the night. The manager who books a two a.m. visit for a Trenton franchise unit knows in advance whose technicians will be in the kitchen.
One certificate means one document for every reader. The Belleville fire prevention officer, the insurer, a franchise head office, a care home board and a plant safety lead all receive the same signed certificate and the same photographs. A church kitchen in Foxboro gets the same file as a franchise unit on Bell Boulevard.
Scheduling is overnight and between services. A Front Street taproom keeps its Friday night and a care home kitchen keeps its breakfast service. The starting price is printed lower on this page instead of being held for the sales call.
The documentation standard
Three documents arrive with every job. None of them is an add-on.
Before-and-after photographs of every cleaned surface. The outside of a canopy is wiped by line staff every night, so a photograph of it proves little. The pairs that matter show the plenum, the filter slots, the duct interior and the fan housing as found and at bare metal. The full set goes out with the certificate on every visit.
A signed health and safety certificate. The certificate records the date and the sections cleaned and references the published NFPA 96 standard. Belleville Hood Cleaning and its operating crew are not affiliated with NFPA. What the document does and does not assert, and what the Belleville Fire Prevention Division looks for in it, is on the NFPA 96 page.
Proof of WSIB coverage and liability insurance before work starts. The proof is attached to the written quote. A plaza manager on Bell Boulevard or a facilities lead at a care home has it on file before the crew is booked, and nobody has to chase it on the night.
What to expect from a visit
The outline is the same for a pho kitchen on North Front Street, an inn in Wellington or a plant cafeteria off the 401.
The first call. Three things get covered: what the line cooks, how many canopies hang over it, and when the kitchen is dark. The walk-through follows at no charge, and the technician flags anything out of reach before it becomes a surprise. The written quote lands within 24 hours with the scope, the price and any separate item. The contact page lists what to have ready.
The visit. The crew arrives after close or in the gap between services, covers the equipment and the floor, then works from the canopy up to the fan, photographing each surface as found and at bare metal.
The file. The photographs and the signed certificate arrive by email. Keep them in one place. A fire prevention officer, an insurer, a franchise office or a board can ask for them at any time, and the next interval is set from what the photographs show.
Who reads the certificate in Belleville, and what each reader needs
Belleville Hood Cleaning writes one certificate for five different readers, and the same document has to satisfy all of them.
The fire prevention officer reads it for the date and the sections named, because the Ontario Fire Code references NFPA 96 and the officer wants to see the whole grease path covered. The insurer reads it at renewal, and a lapsed certificate is a question the broker asks before anything else. A franchise head office reads it against the cycle it sets for every unit. A care home board, a school administrator or a camp director reads it before an inspection, often on a deadline. A landlord reads it for the roof, because the fan and the membrane are building property. The photographs behind it settle any argument about what was and was not cleaned. Which kitchens fall into which group is on the who we serve page.
Where to find a hood cleaning company near me in Belleville that documents the work
Belleville Hood Cleaning covers Belleville, Quinte West, Prince Edward County, Brighton and Greater Napanee from one base and one overnight route.
Belleville Hood Cleaning runs one overnight route out of Belleville, and the same crew, the same photographs and the same certificate go to every kitchen on it, from a Trenton franchise unit to a Picton inn. The areas served page lists each community, and the Prince Edward County page covers the county on its own.
How much does hood cleaning cost in Belleville in 2026?
Belleville Hood Cleaning prices a single-hood kitchen up to ten feet from $585 per visit and a multi-hood kitchen of two to four canopies from $995 per visit, with larger systems quoted on site after a free walk-through and a written quote back within 24 hours.
Fan repair and solid-fuel appliance work are quoted per job after inspection or walk-through. The three scopes, and a table that matches a symptom to the right one, are on the services page.
Next step: call 613-777-0115 or request a written quote. Three details book the walk-through: the appliance, the canopy count and the hours the kitchen is dark.
About Belleville Hood Cleaning: frequently asked questions
Who does the cleaning when Belleville Hood Cleaning is booked?
Power Hoods Systems, the operating crew. Belleville Hood Cleaning answers the phone and the quote form; Power Hoods Systems sends the technicians and the equipment, does the walk-through and signs the certificate. Every job inside the coverage line runs the same way.
Why is there no founding year or review count on this page?
Because a claim that cannot be checked is worth nothing to a fire prevention officer or an insurer. This page carries the published starting price, the documentation standard and a phone number instead of a date, a truck count or a star rating.
Which Belleville businesses use this service?
Independent restaurants, taprooms, franchise units, inns, a long-term care home, a school, a camp, a golf club and a food plant, described by segment rather than by name because none has given permission to be named. The segments are on the who we serve page.
What happens when the walk-through finds a section that cannot be reached?
The technician names it before the quote is written, not after the visit. A duct with no access point, or a fan bolted shut on its curb, goes on the quote as a separate item for you to approve, and the certificate lists only the sections the crew reached and cleaned. Nothing is assumed on paper that was not done in the kitchen.
What if the certificate is needed before a specific date?
Say so on the first call. Inspections and insurance renewals come with dates, and the schedule is built around them where the walk-through allows. The certificate carries the date of the visit and goes out by email with the photographs, so a care home board or a franchise office has it on file the next morning.