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How Our Student Started a 6-Figure Hood Cleaning Business in <2 Years...

 

Newly Regulated Trade

It's government-mandated for kitchens to get their Hoods cleaned by a Certified cleaner 1x-12x per year!

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We teach you how to bid on government contract jobs >$200k for Pressure Washing, Hood Cleaning, and more.

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Get your foot in the door with restaurants, hospitals & hotels so you can offer them pressure washing too!

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Earn $300K+ With Just One Crew!

✅ Guaranteed Demand – Kitchen hood cleaning isn’t optional. It’s legally required, with cleanings scheduled anywhere from monthly to yearly depending on volume. Restaurants need pros who understand the codes.

✅ Low Competition, High Trust – Most restaurant owners don’t even know what proper compliance looks like. That means there’s a huge opportunity for trained pros like you to step in, educate them, and win long-term contracts.

✅ Growing Market – With over 1 million restaurants in the U.S. and enforcement rising from fire inspectors, insurers, and health departments, the demand is growing. The industry is projected to grow 7.3% annually through 2030.

 

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NFPA Code 96 Mandates Restaurant Kitchen Exhaust Hood Systems be Inspected & Cleaned by a Trained, Qualified & Certified Person. This work is ENFORCED BY FIRE INSPECTORS & INSURANCE COMPANIES NATIONWIDE! Kitchen Exhaust Hood Cleaning is a solid business model with high profit margins and needed by all restaurants.

Our certification is the best in the industry. You will learn everything about commercial kitchen exhaust hood cleaning - from how to do the work, marketing to acquire your first restaurant customers, estimating jobs, and understanding the NFPA Code 96 like a fire inspector – Our courses are taught by a retired government bonded contractor and private fire inspector with 25 years of industry experience.
According to NFPA Code 12.7.2, cooking equipment that collects grease below the surface, behind the equipment or in cooking equipment flue gas exhaust, shall be inspected and, if found with grease accumulation, cleaned by a properly trained, qualified and certified person acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
With this code now in effect, you have the opportunity to be the first to offer this service to restaurants before the market gets saturated and build a great add on business for your company!!! You will learn the basics of how to safely and professionally degrease and clean commercial kitchen appliances. You will learn what type of tools and equipment to use, what chemicals to use and how to get the job done right and in a timely manner.
THIS IS A TIGHTLY GUARDED SECRET that will be taught to you from a retired government bonded contractor that has been bidding on public entity schools and government construction works for over 20 years. Our Training Manual/Guide & Videos will teach you the foundation of how to become a bonded contractor & bid on public entity and government jobs and where to find them. There's another world of thousands of jobs from ALL the sub trades that go out to bid daily. Learn how to tap into this opportunity & learn trade secrets to expand your business. This unique information is not taught anywhere in the country.

Our Training Manual/Guide & Videos will open up a world of jobs for you that you didn't even know existed. It's a MUST if you want to know everything there is to know about Public Entity Government Bonded jobs for ALL trades and growing your company beyond the residential and commercial sectors.
The National Fire Protection Association's (NFPA) Standard 96 mandates that all commercial cooking equipment, including wood-burning and conveyor belt pizza ovens, be inspected and cleaned by trained, qualified, and certified professionals. This requirement is enforced by fire inspectors and insurance companies nationwide to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.
Regular cleaning of these ovens is essential to remove grease, ash, and soot buildup, which can become hazardous if left unchecked. Proper maintenance not only ensures compliance but also improves oven efficiency and prolongs its lifespan.
The National Fire Protection Association's (NFPA) Standard 96 mandates that all commercial cooking equipment, including wood-burning and conveyor belt pizza ovens, be inspected and cleaned by trained, qualified, and certified professionals. This requirement is enforced by fire inspectors and insurance companies nationwide to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.
Regular cleaning of these ovens is essential to remove grease, ash, and soot buildup, which can become hazardous if left unchecked. Proper maintenance not only ensures compliance but also improves oven efficiency and prolongs its lifespan.

Earnings Disclaimer: The potential earnings and success stories shared by MFS Trade School (including employees, affiliates, or owners of MFS Trade School) are intended to demonstrate what is possible with hard work, dedication, and best practices in the restaurant cleaning industry. These examples are not guarantees or promises of actual earnings. Individual results will vary significantly and depend on many factors, including but not limited to, individual effort, business experience, market conditions, and management skills. We provide no warranty or guarantee of specific financial outcomes. Prospective students are urged to conduct their own due diligence and consult with a professional advisor before making business decisions.
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