Kitchen Fan Supply, Install and Clean

ProVent Kitchen Clean supplies, installs, services, and cleans commercial kitchen extractor fans and ventilation systems across London and all of England. Whether you need a new fan system specified and fitted, an existing fan repaired or replaced, a broken-down unit fixed as an emergency, or a full TR19-compliant clean of your current extraction fan and motor — our BESA-trained engineers deliver the complete solution in a single visit.

A failing or dirty commercial kitchen extractor fan affects everything in your kitchen operation. Reduced airflow means heat, steam, smoke, and grease vapor cannot be effectively removed — creating an uncomfortable, non-compliant, and dangerous environment for staff. Grease-saturated fan motors are one of the leading causes of commercial kitchen fires. A fan running with grease build-up on impeller blades consumes up to 30% more energy than a clean, correctly balanced unit. Worst of all, a failed extraction fan requires immediate kitchen shutdown under health and safety legislation — costing significant revenue with every hour of downtime.

Our kitchen fan service covers: full TR19-certified cleaning of extractor fan motors, impeller blades, housings, and associated ductwork; supply and installation of inline fans, centrifugal fans, axial fans, roof-mounted exhaust units, and canopy-integrated fan systems for all sizes of commercial kitchen; emergency fan repair and motor replacement; fan balancing and performance testing after installation or cleaning; belt tensioning, bearing lubrication, and motor servicing; and full compliance documentation including TR19 certificates, commissioning reports, and photographic evidence. We stock a wide range of fan sizes and spare parts, enabling same-visit resolution for most emergency callouts.

Our team of BESA-trained engineers delivers this service to the highest industry standards across London and all of England. Every job includes full photographic evidence and compliance documentation issued the same day.