See it work
Photos in. Certificate out.
The problem
The hard part isn't the grease. It's the paperwork.
How it works
You clean.
The certificate writes itself.
The certificate writes itself.
1
Clean the system
Snap before and after photos the same way you already do, hood, filters, plenum, ductwork, fan, rooftop unit.
2
Add a quick note
One line of what you did. "Heavy grease on baffles, cleaned hood/plenum/fan to bare metal, rooftop fan hinge seized, could not access."
3
AI drafts the certificate
It lists every component cleaned (to bare metal), the grease findings, the inaccessible areas, and any deficiencies, the full NFPA-96 / IKECA service report.
4
Confirm, sign, send
You review as the certified tech, sign, and send a clean branded Certificate of Performance to the restaurant. The next-clean reminder is set automatically.
What's inside
The whole certificate, handled for you.
AI NFPA-96 certificate
The Certificate of Performance, drafted from your before/after photos and note, in the format the fire marshal and the restaurant's insurer expect. Nobody else generates it with AI.
Findings sorted for you
Components cleaned to bare metal, grease condition on arrival, inaccessible areas, and deficiencies with recommendations, sorted into the right sections automatically.
Auto next-clean reminders
Set the frequency by cook volume and Corex texts or emails the restaurant when they're due again. The recurring re-book, on autopilot.
You confirm and sign
AI drafts; you stay the certified technician of record. Nothing is issued until you review and sign off.
Branded certificate, one tap
Send the finished certificate to the restaurant, or share a clean link. Records export to CSV and a printable packet for insurers and your own audit trail.
Your branding & cert #
Your logo and IKECA/NADCA certification on every document. The tech's name fills in automatically from whoever ran the job.
The math
What killing paperwork + locking in re-books is worth in a year.
Monthly revenue recovered, Avg. kitchen exhaust cleaning operation
More jobs per day (paperwork time gone)
$2,300
Recurring re-books you used to lose
$1,600
Hours back from writing certificates
$1,000
Clean, defensible records on every job
$500
Est. monthly recovery
$0
* Illustrative monthly upside for a small hood cleaning operation. Your numbers depend on job volume, paperwork time saved, and how many recurring accounts you re-book.
Kitchen hood cleaning AI
$129/mo
No setup fee · 30-day free trial · cancel anytime
✓ Unlimited AI-drafted NFPA-96 certificates
✓ Findings classified into the report automatically
✓ Before/after photos attached to every certificate
✓ Automatic next-clean reminders by cook volume
✓ You confirm and sign as the certified tech
✓ Live and running within 48 hours
Questions
The short version.
Is this an official NFPA-96 certificate?
It produces a Certificate of Performance and service report in the NFPA-96 / IKECA C10 format, branded with your company and certification number. The AI drafts the findings from your photos and note; your certified technician reviews and signs before it's issued. Corex produces the document, it doesn't certify your work or submit to your fire marshal on your behalf.
Does it submit to the fire marshal / AHJ for me?
No. In some markets compliance reports route to the authority through portals like Compliance Engine. Corex generates the certificate, the before/after photos, and the customer copy so you can hand it off however your jurisdiction requires, you stay in control of submission.
How do the next-clean reminders work?
NFPA-96 sets cleaning frequency by cook volume, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual. You pick it per job (or set a default), and Corex automatically reminds the restaurant when they're due. It's the easiest way to lock in your recurring schedule.
What does it cost?
$129/mo with no setup fee, and a 30-day free trial. No contract, cancel anytime. Our team gets you set up and running within 48 hours.