Vague service note
- Cleaned kitchen hood.
- Photos stored in phone gallery.
- No separate deficiency list.
- No next service date in the record.
Review the structure before you create your own customer-facing record: before-and-after photos, deficiencies, inaccessible-area notes, frequency, signoff, PDF delivery, and Vault-ready handoff.
The report should make completed work, limits, and next steps visible without a phone call from the restaurant manager or fire marshal.
The sample report is built around the same fields contractors need after a real kitchen exhaust cleaning job: what was serviced, what was photographed, what could not be reached, and what the customer needs to do next.
Use these pages to plan the checklist, template, pricing decision, and documentation language behind a stronger customer handoff.
Turn CompanyCam photos, deficiencies, signatures, and Vault links into the final PDF.
Plans Compare pricingReview report quotas, seats, branding, audit trail, and monthly or annual plans.
Tool Report template generatorBuild the same report structure with job details, photos, deficiencies, and signoff fields.
Tool NFPA 96 checklist generatorPlan the field documentation that should feed the sample report structure.
Guide Hood cleaning report PDF guideUse the checklist of fields customers, insurers, and fire marshals often expect.
Guide NFPA 96 documentation requirementsDocument scope, access limits, photos, deficiencies, and customer handoff carefully.
Add CompanyCam photos, deficiencies, access notes, next service dates, and signoff. Then send a PDF or share link the customer can keep.