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NFPA-96 service

Hood & exhaust system installation & upgrades

When cleaning isn't enough (a new kitchen, a remodel, or a failed inspection that needs a new hood, make-up air, or ductwork), the network matches you with licensed installers (C-20/C-16) who build a system that passes.

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What it covers

  • New Type I / Type II hood specification and installation for new builds and remodels
  • Exhaust ductwork and rooftop fan installed or replaced to NFPA-96 and mechanical code
  • Make-up air units sized and installed so the kitchen breathes and the hood actually captures
  • Failed-inspection fixes: bringing an undersized or non-compliant system up to what the code and your AHJ require

What to expect

  • A licensed C-20 (HVAC) or C-16 (fire protection) installer, not a handyman, with permits pulled and inspections coordinated.
  • An honest read on repair-versus-replace, so you don't buy a new system when a fix would pass.
  • A system designed to be cleanable from day one, so your ongoing NFPA-96 costs stay low.
What it costs

System installation is a project, not a service call: a single-hood replacement with a fan and duct commonly runs several thousand dollars, and a full new-kitchen exhaust build with make-up air can reach $30,000 or more. These are broad regional ranges, not a quote. Your matched installer scopes and prices your specific build on site.

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