Site Map
A site map is a complete index of the pages published on a website, arranged so a reader can see the whole structure at once. This one lists every page on elite-hood-cleaning-north-york.ca with a sentence on what each answers, so you can go straight to the one that matches your question instead of working through the navigation. The machine-readable version for search engines lives at sitemap.xml.
Main pages
Start here if you have arrived without a specific question in mind.
- Home: what hood cleaning covers in North York, how cooking style decides your cleaning frequency, the six steps of a visit, published pricing, and the coverage area across the borough.
- Services: all seven services in one place, with a table matching common situations to the right starting point and a plain statement of what is not offered.
- NFPA 96 fire code guide: what the standard requires, the inspection frequency table by cooking type, what bare metal means, and what a cleaning certificate does and does not prove.
- About: how the work is documented, what every kitchen receives, which segments this suits, and the full list of services deliberately declined.
- Contact: the quote form, what to have ready before you call, and what happens after an enquiry arrives.
Exhaust system services
Five pages covering the ventilation path that carries grease out of the building. They overlap by design, because a full system clean already includes the hood and the filters.
- Kitchen exhaust cleaning: the complete system from canopy to rooftop fan, the six sections a full clean covers, what accessible really means on a quote, and a comparison against a hood-only visit.
- Restaurant hood cleaning: how the cleaning interval is set from measured accumulation rather than a template, scheduling around service hours, and what an insurer and an inspector each want to see.
- Exhaust hood cleaning: Type 1 grease canopies against Type 2 heat hoods, why the plenum behind the filters matters most, and the reasons a clean hood can still fail to capture smoke.
- Hood filters: how a baffle filter actually separates grease, why mesh filters are not acceptable on a grease hood, off-line washing, and the six signs a filter should be replaced.
- Rooftop grease containment: membrane damage and storm drains, who pays between tenant and landlord, what happens at the fan and the curb, and how North York plaza and tower roofs differ.
Kitchen surface services
Two pages about grease that never reached the exhaust system. Neither is janitorial cleaning and neither is offered as a recurring contract.
- Kitchen equipment cleaning: deep cleaning of fryers, ranges, char grills, griddles, ovens, combi units and salamanders, what is deliberately not dismantled, and when kitchens usually book it.
- Kitchen degreasing: walls, ceilings, pipework and structure treated as accumulated fuel load, the difference from janitorial cleaning, and the six places grease has usually gone.
Legal and machine-readable pages
The pages nobody reads until they need them, plus the files written for software rather than people.
- Privacy policy: what the quote form collects, where a submission goes, how long records are kept, and how to have yours corrected or deleted.
- Terms and conditions: scope of work, how written quotes operate, site access requirements, cancellation, payment, insurance, and the limits of the certificate.
- sitemap.xml: the XML index submitted to search engines, listing every indexable page with its last modification date.
- llms.txt: a short structured summary of this business and its pages, written for large language models and AI search tools.
- llms-full.txt: the full text content of every page in one file, for AI crawlers that want the complete source rather than a summary.
- robots.txt: crawler instructions and the pointer to the XML sitemap.
Questions about this site
Why are there no neighbourhood pages for Willowdale, Downsview or Don Mills?
Willowdale, Downsview and Don Mills are all within the North York service area. Use the same service pages and quote form wherever your kitchen is located in North York. Include the street address and roof-access instructions so the visit can be planned for your building.
What happened to the old pages for floor cleaning, grout and HVAC?
This website focuses on commercial hood cleaning, kitchen exhaust systems and the related kitchen work listed on the services page. General floor cleaning, grout restoration and building HVAC servicing require a provider that offers those services. For grease on kitchen surfaces, read the kitchen degreasing page to check whether the scope matches your enquiry.
Which page should I read if I only have five minutes?
The home page if you want to know what the service is and what it costs, or the NFPA 96 guide if someone has asked you for cleaning records and you need to understand what they are actually asking for.
Is the information here specific to North York or generic?
The technical content applies to any commercial kitchen. The parts that are specific to this borough are the access situations, which genuinely differ: shared plaza roofs along Sheppard, Finch, Wilson and Dufferin, and multi-storey exhaust risers in the mixed-use towers around Yonge and Sheppard and Yonge and Finch. Those change how a job is scheduled more than anything else does.
How often is this site updated?
Page content is reviewed as pricing, scope or the standard changes, and the last update date appears in the footer of every page. The XML sitemap carries a modification date for each page, which is what search engines use to decide when to recrawl.