TR19 Kitchen Extract Cleaning Lincoln
BlueTick Extraction Hygiene provides TR19 Grease kitchen extract cleaning in Lincoln. Every clean is carried out by Umair Hussain, BESA Academy-qualified (GHT3 and GHO3), from our Peterborough base; Lincoln is 45.6 miles away, or about 51 miles by road, so we cover it on request.
Lincoln at a glance
- From our base
- 46 miles in a straight line; about 1 hr 15 min by road (51 miles)
- Coverage
- Outer area: booked on request, several sites can share a trip
- Food hygiene inspections
- City of Lincoln Council
- Fire safety enforcement
- Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue
- Postcode area
- LN
- Our work nearby
- 4 kitchens certified in Lincolnshire so far
Commercial kitchens in Lincoln
795 food businesses that usually cook, registered with City of Lincoln Council.
| Restaurants, cafés and canteens | 277 |
| Takeaways and sandwich shops | 129 |
| Pubs, bars and nightclubs | 90 |
| Hotels and guest houses | 23 |
| Care homes, hospitals and childcare | 82 |
| Schools, colleges and universities | 46 |
| Other catering | 148 |
Source: Food Standards Agency food hygiene rating register, read October 2026.
TR19 cleaning in Lincoln
Lincoln is in our outer area, which runs from 45 to 70 miles from our base at 29 Ivatt Way, Peterborough. The straight-line distance is 45.6 miles; the road journey is about 51 miles and takes about 1 hour 15 minutes. Because of this, we cover Lincoln on request. We carry out a free site survey before quoting, and every clean is priced in writing after that survey. We do not publish prices.
Food hygiene inspections in Lincoln are carried out by City of Lincoln Council, while Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue enforces fire safety under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. BESA TR19 Grease is industry guidance, not law; the legal duty is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Our cleans cover the canopy, filters, plenum, ductwork and fan, with grease readings before and after, dated photographs, a post-clean verification report and a certificate that can be verified online. Many kitchen insurance policies carry a cleaning condition; a TR19 certificate is how operators evidence it.
The Food Standards Agency register, read on 24 October 2026, lists 795 food businesses registered with City of Lincoln Council in Lincoln. Of these, 277 are restaurants, cafés and canteens; 129 are takeaways and sandwich shops; 90 are pubs, bars and nightclubs; 23 are hotels and guest houses; 82 are hospitals, childcare and care premises; 46 are schools, colleges and universities; and 148 are other catering premises. BlueTick has certified four kitchens in Lincolnshire.
What a TR19 clean covers
The whole extraction system, cleaned as one, by Umair Hussain. Every clean is priced in writing after a free site survey, before any work starts. What drives the cost of a TR19 clean.
Canopy and filters
Filters removed and degreased; canopy interior and underside cleaned back to metal.
Plenum
The void behind the filters, where grease collects out of sight, cleaned in full.
Ductwork
Duct cleaning through access panels: every section we can reach, with any section we cannot reach named on the report.
Extract fan
Fan, impeller and housing degreased, so grease is not thrown back into the duct.
Readings and photos
Grease thickness measured before and after at the same points, with dated photographs.
Report and certificate
A post-clean report of what was cleaned, and a numbered certificate to keep on file.
Kitchens we clean in Lincoln
TR19 cleaning in Lincoln: questions
Do you cover Lincoln?
Yes. Lincoln is 46 miles from our base at 29 Ivatt Way, Peterborough (about 1 hr 15 min by road), inside our 70-mile service area. We book cleans there on request, and can plan several sites in the area on one trip.
Who enforces fire safety for commercial kitchens in Lincoln?
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue enforces the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in Lincoln. The Order puts the duty on the responsible person to manage fire risk, which includes grease in the extraction system. TR19 Grease is the BESA guidance most operators follow to show how that risk is managed; it is guidance, not law.
Who inspects food hygiene in Lincoln?
City of Lincoln Council carries out food hygiene inspections for businesses in Lincoln and publishes the ratings on the Food Standards Agency website. An environmental health officer may ask to see cleaning records for the extraction system; our post-clean report and certificate are written to be shown.
How often does a kitchen extract system in Lincoln need cleaning?
BESA TR19 sets the interval by how many hours a day the kitchen cooks: 12 to 16 hours, every 3 months; 6 to 12 hours, every 6 months; 2 to 6 hours, every 12 months. Your insurance policy may set its own condition, so check it alongside TR19.
How much does TR19 cleaning cost in Lincoln?
Kitchens in Lincoln are priced the same way as everywhere we work: in writing, after a free site survey, before any work starts. The price depends on the canopies, the length and access of the ductwork and the fan; our TR19 cleaning cost guide explains each of them.
Do you cover kitchen extract cleaning in Lincoln from Peterborough?
Yes. Lincoln is 45.6 miles from our base at 29 Ivatt Way, Peterborough, and the road journey is about 51 miles and 1 hour 15 minutes. This places Lincoln in our outer area, which covers 45 to 70 miles and is covered on request. We start with a free site survey and give a written price afterwards.
How often should a Lincoln kitchen have its extraction system cleaned under TR19?
BESA TR19 Grease links cleaning frequency to cooking hours a day. Kitchens cooking 12–16 hours should be cleaned every 3 months, 6–12 hours every 6 months, and 2–6 hours every 12 months. TR19 is guidance, not law; the legal duty is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. We start with a free site survey and give a written price afterwards.
What proof do I get after a kitchen extract clean in Lincoln?
You receive a post-clean verification report and a certificate that can be verified online. We also provide dated photographs and grease readings before and after the clean. TR19 is BESA guidance, not law; the legal duty is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue enforces in Lincoln. Many kitchen insurance policies carry a cleaning condition; a TR19 certificate is how operators evidence it.