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Professional commercial kitchen hood cleaning serving San Marcos, Cal State San Marcos, San Elijo Hills, and the Highway 78 corridor. NFPA 96 certified for restaurants and institutional kitchens.

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NFPA 96 Certified Hood Cleaning in San Marcos

Core Hood Cleaning serves commercial kitchens throughout San Marcos, a city whose restaurant scene has grown in step with its rapid population expansion. The Cal State San Marcos campus generates consistent demand from restaurant operators on and near campus. San Elijo Hills and Twin Oaks Valley Road commercial corridors have brought dozens of new restaurant operations to the area in recent years. We serve them all with full-system NFPA 96 cleaning on every visit, complete with photo documentation and compliance certificates.

San Marcos is in our North County service corridor and we schedule consistent routes through the area. The student and residential base here drives high kitchen volume at competitive price points, meaning operators run equipment hard. Consistent NFPA 96 compliance maintenance protects your license, your insurance, and your kitchen. We offer same-day emergency response for red tag situations and schedule overnight service so your morning crew arrives to a clean, compliant system.

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Full System Service on Every Visit

Hood canopy, baffles, and plenum chamber
Grease filters removed, cleaned, and reinstalled
Full ductwork run from plenum to rooftop
Exhaust fan blades, housing, and curb
Grease containment and proper disposal
Before and after photo documentation
NFPA 96 compliance certificate
Written service report

NFPA 96 Compliance for San Marcos Kitchens

NFPA 96 sets cleaning frequency by cooking type and volume: monthly for solid-fuel, quarterly for high-volume, semi-annually for moderate, annually for low volume. Restaurants near Cal State San Marcos and along Twin Oaks Valley Road run long hours and heavy volume, so many land at quarterly or more frequent service. Commissaries and catering kitchens in the Richmar industrial area often need the same.

Every service ends with a compliance certificate, before and after photos of the full system, and a written report you can show a fire inspector, health inspector or insurer. We schedule overnight so your morning crew starts in a clean, compliant kitchen.

Areas We Serve in San Marcos

Cal State San Marcos Area & Discovery Street

University-adjacent restaurants, fast casual, and dining operations that run high volume during the academic year. Student traffic drives extended hours and heavy kitchen output.

San Elijo Hills Town Center

San Marcos's newest and fastest-growing commercial dining district. Modern restaurant operations in a planned community commercial center with newer kitchen exhaust systems.

Twin Oaks Valley Road & Highway 78 Corridor

High-traffic commercial strip with national chains, neighborhood restaurants, and full-service dining. One of the busiest commercial kitchen concentrations in North County.

Richmar Industrial Area

Commissaries, catering operations, and commercial food production facilities in San Marcos's industrial zone. Large-scale kitchen exhaust systems with significant cleaning needs.

Why San Marcos Kitchens Choose Core

NFPA 96 Certified

Every technician is certified to NFPA 96 standards. Your compliance certificate is valid for fire marshals, health departments, and insurance carriers.

Photo Documentation

Before and after photos on every job no exceptions. You have visual proof of every service we perform.

Night & Weekend Service

We work when your kitchen is closed. No disruption to your service, no lost revenue.

Same-Day Emergency

Red-tagged? Urgent inspection? Call (858) 361-2570. We'll dispatch to your location as fast as possible.

Common Questions from San Marcos Restaurants

Do you service restaurant kitchens near Cal State San Marcos?

Yes. We service all commercial kitchens in the San Marcos area including those near the CSUSM campus. University-adjacent restaurants often have extended hours and high volume that drives more frequent cleaning needs.

How often do San Marcos restaurants need hood cleaning?

Frequency depends on cooking volume and equipment type. Most full-service restaurants need quarterly service. High-volume operations and those near the university often need monthly cleaning under NFPA 96.

Do you serve newer commercial developments in San Elijo Hills?

Yes. San Elijo Hills and all San Marcos commercial areas are within our service corridor. Newer developments have modern exhaust systems that are straightforward to maintain on a compliant schedule.

What documentation do San Marcos fire and health inspectors accept?

San Diego County Health and San Marcos Fire Department accept our NFPA 96 compliance certificates. Every service includes the certificate, a full written service report, and before and after photo documentation.

What does NFPA 96 require for a San Marcos restaurant?

NFPA 96 requires inspection and cleaning monthly for solid-fuel cooking, quarterly for high-volume cooking such as charbroiling and wok, semi-annually for moderate volume, and annually for low-volume kitchens. We assess your cooking type and volume and recommend the correct interval.

Can you clean overnight near Cal State San Marcos or in San Elijo Hills?

Yes. We schedule service after you close so your crew opens to a clean, compliant system, whether you are near campus, in San Elijo Hills or in the Richmar industrial area.

What should I have ready for a San Marcos fire or health inspection?

Your most recent cleaning certificate and written service report. We provide both, along with before and after photos, after every visit.

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