Tight fit

i have never been near a hood job and i dont think i want to.......but when i see some of these b4 pics i often wonder if they smell......

paul.
 
It has a smell, but not a real bad smell, after a while you don't notice it. Now when you pull out some of the equipment, that's a different story.
 
The first photo looks like you dropprd your guy head first down the duct.

Douglas Hicks
General Fire Equipment Co of Eastern Oregon, Inc
 
Matt:

Ideas for your company logo:" When it absolutely, positively has to be clean." or " Can't remember when your kitchen exhaust system was cleaned, call us." We take on the hopeless cases."It looks like your customers wait until just before the flames start melting the grease. I hope you are charging them thru the butt. I assume they all don't look that bad!

There is no way we would be able to send a man into those ducts because of size and weight of the men and ducts. Ever consider scapers on the end of poles accessed thru cleanouts or is that just not daring enough.

Also, it appears you send the scraper guy in after you wash the system. What about those caustic burns? Ouch, ouch, ouch!

I admire your chutzpah and love the pictures, keep up the great work.

Ernie G
 
Matt,

Feel free to use them those slogans. Do you think there are any 6'2" - 250 pounders scootching along inside ducts?

Ernie
 
I'm 6'4" 250lbs so I LUCKILY don't fit into any tight spaces, you can bet I snatch up any little guy who fills out an application though.
 
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