Roof Protection · Grease Management
Rooftop Grease
Containment Services
Protect your roofing surfaces from grease discharge around commercial kitchen exhaust fans. Sunshine Solutions installs and maintains rooftop grease containment systems, replaces saturated media, services grease-collection components, and provides clear documentation throughout Central Florida.
Quick Facts
Service Standard
Service Area
Central Florida
Service Options
Installation & Maintenance
Absorbent Media
Inspected & Replaced
Documentation
Photos & Service Report
Scheduling
Bundled Service Available
Subcontractors
Never Used
The Problem
Why Rooftop Grease Containment Matters
Small amounts of grease can escape around a commercial kitchen exhaust fan and accumulate on the fan curb, containment area, and surrounding roofing surfaces. Without proper collection and maintenance, that buildup can affect roofing materials, create slippery working conditions, reach roof drains, and lead to additional cleanup or maintenance concerns.
Roof Surface Damage
Grease accumulation can stain, soften, or damage certain roofing materials over time, contributing to premature repairs.
Slippery Working Conditions
Grease on rooftop walking surfaces can create slip hazards for service technicians, roofers, and facility personnel.
Roof-Drain Concerns
Grease that reaches roof drains can contribute to blockages, ponding water, and additional cleanup needs.
Environmental and Maintenance Concerns
Grease runoff can enter drainage systems or spread to surrounding property, potentially resulting in corrective action under applicable local requirements.
Our Services
Grease Containment Installation & Maintenance
Sunshine Solutions installs new rooftop grease containment systems and maintains existing systems through scheduled inspection, media replacement, containment-area cleaning, and clear service documentation.
New System Installation
We install containment systems selected for the exhaust-fan configuration, expected grease output, roofing conditions, and manufacturer requirements.
Containment System Inspection
We inspect the containment device for media saturation, visible damage, improper fit, positioning issues, and signs of grease escaping beyond the collection area.
Absorbent Media Replacement
Saturated filters and pads are removed and replaced as needed based on system condition and grease accumulation.
Collection Point & Drainage Check
We inspect grease-collection containers, drip pans, and designated containment drainage points for buildup, overflow, or blockage.
Containment Area Cleaning
We clean the containment device, fan curb, grease-collection components, and surrounding grease-affected rooftop surfaces while protecting motor and electrical areas.
Documentation & Recommendations
You receive before-and-after photographs, a service report, and practical recommendations for visible maintenance concerns or corrective work.
Our Process
How a Grease Containment
Service Visit Works
Every grease-containment maintenance visit follows a documented process designed to evaluate the system, replace saturated materials, address grease-affected areas, and provide clear service records. New installations follow a separate evaluation and installation process.
1
Rooftop Access & Pre-Service Check
We confirm safe rooftop access, document the existing condition of the exhaust-fan area, and prepare the work area before service begins.
Access confirmed
Existing condition documented
Work area prepared
2
Containment System Inspection
We inspect media saturation, visible damage, system fit, positioning, and signs of grease escaping beyond the containment area.
Saturation check
Fit & seal inspection
Before photos taken
3
Media & Collection Component Service
Saturated media is removed and replaced as needed. Grease-collection containers, drip pans, and related components are serviced based on their condition.
Old media removed
Proper disposal
New media installed
4
Containment Area Cleaning
We clean the containment device, fan curb, collection components, and surrounding grease-affected rooftop surfaces while protecting motor and electrical areas.
Containment area cleaned
Collection components serviced
Surrounding area addressed
5
Documentation & Recommendations
After service, we provide before-and-after photographs, a written service report, and documented recommendations for visible maintenance concerns.
Before & after photos
Written report
Recommendations documented
The Upside
Benefits of Professional
Grease Containment
01
Protects Roofing Surfaces
Capturing grease near the exhaust fan helps reduce contact with roofing materials and may help prevent premature damage.
02
Reduces Rooftop Slip Hazards
Keeping grease within the designated containment area helps maintain cleaner walking surfaces for rooftop personnel.
03
Helps Protect Roof Drains
Proper containment reduces the likelihood of grease spreading toward roof drains and surrounding areas.
04
Supports Maintenance Records
Scheduled service, photographs, and written reports help facility managers track containment-system condition and future maintenance needs.
Why Choose Us
The Sunshine Difference
Rooftop grease containment requires regular inspection and maintenance—not only a one-time installation. Our trained in-house team evaluates system condition, replaces saturated materials, documents visible concerns, and provides practical recommendations.
When possible, containment maintenance can be coordinated with kitchen exhaust cleaning to reduce separate visits and simplify service planning.
Our Own Trained Team
No subcontractors. Every service is performed by our trained in-house team for consistent quality and accountability.
Clear Documentation
You receive before-and-after photographs and a written report documenting media replacement, visible conditions, and recommended follow-up.
Coordinated Scheduling
When practical, grease-containment maintenance can be scheduled with your kitchen exhaust cleaning to reduce separate visits and simplify maintenance planning.
Honest Recommendations
We document visible concerns such as improper fit, saturated media, worn components, or grease escaping beyond the containment area and recommend only the work the system needs.
Common Questions
Grease Containment FAQs
There is no single service schedule that applies to every facility. Maintenance frequency depends on cooking volume, grease output, exhaust-fan configuration, containment-system design, media capacity, and the rate at which grease accumulates.
We inspect the system’s condition and can recommend a practical service interval based on the facility’s operating needs.
Service may include inspection of the containment device, evaluation of absorbent-media saturation, replacement of saturated filters or pads, cleaning of collection components, inspection of designated drainage points, and cleaning of accessible grease-affected areas around the containment system.
Every service includes before-and-after photographs, a written service report, and documentation of visible concerns or recommended follow-up.
Yes. We install rooftop grease containment systems selected for the exhaust-fan configuration, expected grease output, roofing conditions, available space, and applicable manufacturer requirements.
The system is evaluated before installation so the appropriate containment method can be recommended for the location.
Absorbent filters and pads are evaluated for visible saturation, grease accumulation, deterioration, improper fit, and signs that grease is escaping beyond the containment area.
Media is replaced as needed based on its condition rather than according to one fixed schedule.
No. Commercial exhaust fans and rooftop conditions vary. The appropriate system depends on the fan configuration, grease output, curb design, available rooftop space, roofing material, and manufacturer requirements.
We evaluate those factors before recommending or installing a containment system.
A properly selected and maintained system is designed to capture grease near the exhaust fan and reduce the amount that reaches surrounding roofing surfaces.
However, no system should be treated as maintenance-free. Saturated media, improper fit, damaged components, excessive grease discharge, or delayed servicing can allow grease to escape beyond the containment area.
Yes. When accessible and included in the service scope, we clean the containment device, fan curb, grease-collection components, and surrounding grease-affected rooftop surfaces.
Cleaning is limited to the agreed service area and does not include roofing repair, restoration, or treatment of damaged roofing materials.
We document visible damage, worn components, positioning problems, improper fit, saturated media, and signs of grease escaping beyond the collection area.
Replacement components, system adjustments, or a new containment system may be recommended based on the condition and design of the existing equipment.
Yes. When practical, grease containment maintenance can be coordinated with kitchen exhaust cleaning to reduce separate service visits and simplify facility maintenance planning.
The containment system is still inspected and documented as a separate part of the service.
Yes. You receive before-and-after photographs and a written service report documenting the work performed, media replacement, visible system conditions, and any recommended follow-up.
Ready to Protect Your Roof?
Tell us about your exhaust fan, existing containment system, and rooftop conditions. We’ll review your needs and recommend the appropriate installation or maintenance service.