SRS Offers Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Hood Cleaning in Los Angeles County

Jan 17, 2018

SRS serves businesses in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange County. Learn more about kitchen hood inspection and grease removal services at sustainablerestaurantservices.com.

South El Monte, United States - January 17, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Sustainable Restaurant Services keeps commercial kitchens safe from fire risk in southern California.

El Monte, Calif. – Sustainable Restaurant Services (SRS), a grease management and disposal company, reminds southern California restaurants about the importance of keeping kitchen exhaust hoods clean and free of grease. SRS is a leader in sustainable methods of grease disposal that preserve the environment and protect public infrastructure.

Restaurant fires are a serious hazard to the public. They also cause costly damages. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, restaurant fires account for $116 million in annual property damage each year.

A major contributor to restaurant fires is kitchen grease that is allowed to build up. One spark – or even hot fumes – can trigger a grease fire that spreads quickly through a structure. This is a nightmare scenario for both the public and the restaurant owner.

Kitchen exhaust hoods in particular are a target for grease buildup. Minimize grease fire risk by arranging for professional grease removal through a company that abides by California’s strict environmental standards.

With the help of SRS, local restaurants can turn their grease into sustainable energy that benefits southern California now and into the future. The company works with California’s largest producer of biodiesel to turn restaurant grease into renewable energy.

SRS serves businesses in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange County. Learn more about kitchen hood inspection and grease removal services at sustainablerestaurantservices.com.

About Sustainable Restaurant Services:

Sustainable Restaurant Services is located at 10818 Rush St. South in El Monte and serves thousands of business customers in the southern California area. The company helps restaurants and other businesses meet strict environmental and regulatory standards for grease, fats, oils, and other greasy byproducts. The substances collected by SRS become California’s renewable energy. Sustainable Restaurant Services cares about their customers and about making a significant effort towards environmental sustainability.

Contact Info:
Name: Jarren Nagy
Organization: Sustainable Restaurant Services
Address: 10818 Rush St., South El Monte, CA 91733, United States
Phone: +1+16265757763

For more information, please visit https://www.sustainablerestaurantservices.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 288287

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