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We check photographs, opening hours, cooking type, previous reports and the extraction route.
We cover Willesden Green, Willesden High Road, Church End and the streets around Willesden Junction. Many kitchens are in Victorian and Edwardian parades with flats above, so ductwork often rises up the rear of the building to a roof-level or high-level discharge.
Before quoting we ask for the full site postcode, photographs of the canopy, filters and any visible ductwork, the location of the extract fan and discharge point, and your trading hours. That lets us plan the route, equipment and working window before we arrive on site in Willesden.

Our Willesden coverage includes NW10 and parts of NW2. Send your full postcode and we will confirm attendance, as every enquiry is reviewed on travel, parking and access.
We also work in nearby Harlesden, Neasden, Kensal Rise and Cricklewood. See all the areas we cover across London.
Duct Clean London plans the accessible canopy, filters, ductwork, fan and discharge route as one connected system.
We check photographs, opening hours, cooking type, previous reports and the extraction route.
We identify access panels, high-level areas, risers, roof restrictions and safe working requirements.
Our engineers degrease the agreed accessible canopy, filters, ducts and fan components.
You receive post-clean photographs, a cleaning record and clear notes about limitations or follow-up.
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