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Range Hood Repair →Serving 49 Chicago-area suburbs
Smoky kitchen, a dead fan or a greasy hood? We install, repair and clean range hoods in Chicagoland homes.
A kitchen that stays smoky, smells of last night's dinner or leaves grease on the upper cabinets has a ventilation problem. In Chicagoland we install new hoods with proper ductwork, repair the ones that stopped working and deep-clean the ones choked with grease.
A dead fan is usually a single failed part. We test the switch, the controls and the motor before suggesting anything bigger.
Range Hood Repair →Drips onto the cooktop mean grease has built up past the filters. We clean the hood interior, fan and filters.
Residential Kitchen Hood Cleaning →Kitchens without ventilation collect grease on cabinets and ceilings. A new ducted hood sized for the range is the fix.
Range Hood Installation →Rattles often come from a loose blower wheel, filter or damper; grinding usually means worn motor bearings. Both are repairs.
Range Hood Repair →We sometimes find hood ducts ending in a soffit cavity. That gets rerouted to a real exterior termination.
Range Hood Installation →Grease or a bent flap keeps the damper from sealing. We free it or install a new one.
Range Hood Repair →A hood that lets smoke roll out from under it is often undersized for the cooktop or recirculating instead of ducted. Replacement solves it.
Range Hood Installation →Ductless hoods filter grease and some odor but return heat and moisture to the room. Where a duct route exists, we convert to a hood vented outdoors.
Range Hood Installation →The same job looks different in a 1920s bungalow, a 1970s split-level and a new subdivision. Here is what we plan for in different parts of the region.
Postwar suburbs
A 1970s hood is often both weak and worn out. Replacement is usually the better investment.
Bloomingdale, Addison, Bartlett, Villa Park, Winfield, Mount Prospect
Condo and townhome towns
In many condo buildings, ducting outside needs board approval, and some allow only recirculating hoods.
Lombard, Evanston, Woodridge, Carol Stream, Mount Prospect, Itasca
Before
AfterA prewar foursquare near Ogden Avenue, a typical kitchen for Berwyn. The kitchen as it was: white enamel gas range and a white refrigerator and 1960s birch cabinets painted cream over the years, chipped door edges, old brass hardware. The reason for the call: a gas range with a hood too weak to keep up. The result: a new chimney range hood vented outside.
Kitchen Ventilation & Range Hoods in Berwyn →
Before
AfterThis one is a 1990s two-story colonial in Bartlett. Before: almond appliances and honey-oak cathedral raised-panel cabinets with worn finish near the handles, brass knobs. What bothered the owners most: a decades-old hood that barely pulled air. The result: a new chimney range hood vented outside.
Kitchen Ventilation & Range Hoods in Bartlett →
Before
AfterA 1980s two-story in Hoffman Estates, a typical kitchen for Hoffman Estates. The kitchen as it was: black appliances and golden-oak cabinets with oak soffits above. The main complaint was an old hood with greasy filters. The result: a new chimney range hood vented outside.
Kitchen Ventilation & Range Hoods in Hoffman Estates →Pick your town for local details, ZIP codes and nearby projects.
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