How Much Does Kitchen Extract Cleaning Cost in Cardiff?
What drives the price of a commercial kitchen extract clean — and how to get an accurate quote.
Short answer: published UK ranges for a full TR19-standard kitchen extract clean with a certificate run from about £450 to £900 for a single-canopy café, takeaway or pub kitchen, £900 to £1,600 for a restaurant or hotel kitchen with a longer duct run, and £1,600 to £2,500 or more for multi-canopy sites. An inspection and report on its own is usually £180 to £450.
Typical kitchen extract cleaning costs in Cardiff
| Kitchen | Typical range (ex VAT) |
|---|---|
| Single-canopy café, takeaway or pub kitchen with a short duct | £450 to £900 |
| Restaurant or hotel kitchen with a longer duct run or two canopies | £900 to £1,600 |
| Multi-canopy kitchen: large hotel, care home, stadium or venue | £1,600 to £2,500+ |
| Inspection and TR19 report only | £180 to £450 |
These are published UK ranges for a full clean of canopy, ductwork and fan with a certificate, not our prices. The quote you receive comes from our partner contractor once they know your system, and it is for your kitchen.
Within those ranges there's no single price, because no two systems are the same. Here's what actually moves the figure, so you can judge a quote properly.
What affects the price
- System size — the length of canopy and ductwork, and the number of cooking lines.
- How heavily the kitchen is used — heavier grease loads take longer to clean.
- Access — ductwork with existing inspection hatches is quicker; runs that need new access points take more work.
- Frequency — a system cleaned regularly is faster (and cheaper per visit) than one cleaned for the first time in years.
- Documentation — a proper TR19 clean with certificate, photos and grease readings is more than a quick wipe-down, and worth it for your insurance.
Think in terms of the year, not the visit
Because cleaning is recurring (every 3, 6 or 12 months depending on use), it's worth thinking about the annual cost. A regularly-maintained system stays cheaper per clean and avoids the big "first deep clean" bill — and far cheaper than a refused fire claim.
Getting an accurate quote
The only way to a real figure is to share your kitchen details — venue type, location, what needs cleaning and roughly how often it's used. Request a free quote and we'll arrange a tailored, no-obligation price, usually the same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does kitchen extract cleaning cost in Cardiff?
About £450 to £900 for a single-canopy café, takeaway or pub kitchen, £900 to £1,600 for a restaurant or hotel kitchen with a longer duct run, and £1,600 to £2,500 or more for multi-canopy sites, based on published UK ranges for a full TR19-standard clean with a certificate. The quote you receive is for your kitchen.
Why is there no fixed price?
Because the price depends on your system: duct length, access and how long since the last clean. A flat price would overcharge small kitchens or underquote big ones, so the ranges above are a guide and the quote is for your kitchen.
Is a cheaper quote a good deal?
Not if it skips the ductwork, fan or documentation. Check the quote covers the full system and includes a TR19 certificate.
Get a Free Cardiff Kitchen Extract Cleaning Quote
Tell us about your kitchen and we'll arrange a tailored, no-obligation quote — usually the same day.