Steakhouse grease can have the viscosity of motor oil, and therefore requires a lot of attention to ensure that it doesn't become a rooftop problem. If you've got grease on your roof, you've got grease clogged hood filters. Clogged hood filters slow air speed causing grease molecules to form into drops, and puddles. This liquid is then slowly pulled through the exhaust ductwork into it makes its way to the roof. From there it is a quick trip out of the fan and onto the roofing membrane. Liquid grease is acidic and it eats TPO roofing material. Don't just treat the symptom by placing a grease containment unit on your roof, treat the root cause of the problem. Kescor has established a filter exchange program to ensure restaurant filters are clean and breathing every day. Your kitchen staff is not equipped to do this, and so your filters are clogged and your roof is suffering. Call Kescor today and ask how our filter exchange program can help your roof, and save you thousands of
