Booking a TR19 clean — what to expect
Booking extract cleaning should feel practical, not mysterious. Here is the process we use with restaurants, hotels, takeaways, and holiday parks across coastal Lincolnshire.
1. Enquiry and kitchen extract survey
Tell us your town, kitchen type, and any insurer or Environmental Health deadline. We arrange a survey to review canopy, filters, ducts, fans, and access. That survey shapes the quotation — see contact.
2. Quotation and cleaning window
You get a clear scope and price based on the system, not a guess from a photo. We agree a window: early morning, late evening, closed day, or shoulder season for park outlets.
3. Cleaning day
We degrease to the agreed TR19 scope. Protection of the kitchen, safe access, and leaving the space ready for service are part of the job. Coastal sites from Mablethorpe to Cleethorpes often need that out-of-hours discipline.
4. Report and certificate
After the clean you receive documentation for your compliance file — what was cleaned, condition notes, and certification suitable for insurers and EH.
What helps us help you
- Photos of the canopy and any roof fan access
- Last clean date if you have it
- Peak season dates for park outlets
- Any landlord or insurer deadline
Need the next visit booked? Book a TR19 clean or request a kitchen extract survey. For service detail, see TR19 kitchen extract cleaning.
