School lunches at Tamaki College- Extraction System Cleaning to keep kitchen clean and compliant
Tamaki College’s Executive Officer, Neil McEnteer, reached out to National Hood and Duct Cleaning for help with their Marae extraction system clean. Tamaki College run an extensive meal service from the building, and when it comes to compliance and quality whether it’s sourcing the freshest ingredients for their students lunches, or choosing their IQP and professional hood, ducts, filter and flue cleaner; they do not cut corners.
“Our Marae kitchen offers a food service with a high volume of meals produced each week, so it’s important to us that everything is up to scratch and compliant. National Hood and Duct Cleaning did a fantastic job, I couldn’t fault them. I would absolutely recommend them to another school or business!”
The extract system in commercial kitchens and restaurants are responsible for removing smoke, grease, and other airborne particles from the cooking area. Over time, these particles can accumulate and create a fire hazard, as well as negatively impact the air quality. In fact, dirty extract systems are one of the leading causes of restaurant fires . This can result in property damage, injury, and even loss of life so National Hood and Duct Cleaning take each job incredibly seriously.
"We are IQP registered and are committed to delivering a professional, quality service coupled with personable customer service, and that’s what we delivered,” says National Hoods Sales and Marketing Manager Charlotte Norris. “We developed a plan to legally meet their food standard requirements and insurance obligations for fire prevention and both us and the client were happy with the outcome.”
Ensuring commercial hood and duct cleaning is maintained using an IQP registered company allows for the renewal of the building warrant of fitness. For a safe and hygienic commercial kitchen contact us today to arrange a site visit to discuss your requirements. We offer quotes within 24 hours, and jobs are complete within 7 working days.