Planned around guest service
Project at a glance
| Client | CN Tower, Toronto |
|---|---|
| Property type | Landmark attraction and restaurant facilities |
| Service locations | Ground-floor food service and the restaurant at the top of the tower |
| Frequency | Four times per year |
| Scope | Pollution control units, filter compartments, ductwork, hoods and exhaust fans |
Tell us about your kitchen locations and access requirements.
Two kitchen locations with different access requirements
The CN Tower serves a steady flow of visitors, and its food service operations need a cleaning schedule that fits the building’s daily activities. Servicing the restaurant at the top of the tower also involves restricted access routes, security requirements and the movement of equipment through public and service areas. Both locations need thorough exhaust cleaning, with the logistics planned around their individual operating requirements.
- A steady flow of visitors throughout the day
- Restricted access routes and security requirements
- Equipment moved through public and service areas
A recurring program planned around building operations
We provide full-system cleaning at both locations, including the pollution control units, filter compartments, ductwork, hoods and exhaust fans. These components are addressed within the same recurring service program.
Each visit is planned around the tower’s access, security and operating requirements. Equipment movement and access to the kitchen areas are coordinated so cleaning can take place around guest service.
Four scheduled visits per year provide a regular cycle for removing grease deposits from both systems. The program gives the client a consistent service arrangement for two kitchens operating in very different parts of the building.
Consistent service at both elevations
Four visits a year
Kitchen exhaust cleaning provided four times per year at both locations.
Full-system scope
Pollution control equipment and the connected exhaust components included in the service scope.
Coordinated access
Cleaning coordinated with the building’s access requirements and food service operations.
Arrange exhaust cleaning for a complex property
Contact our team to discuss your kitchen locations, building access requirements and recurring service needs.
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