Now more than ever, it’s essential to give your restaurant windows and delivery vans some fresh marketing to remind customers that you are here for them!
Mr. Hood Clean is proud to offer decal removal service so you can get new decals and fresh marketing messages put on your building windows and delivery vehicles. Having been in the vehicle cleaning industry for over 40 years, the founders of Mr. Hood Clean have decades of experience to ensure the decals are removed cleanly without damaging the surfaces underneath.
Removing a window decal or vehicle decal requires specialized equipment as well as trained technicians. Improper decal removal can result in damaging the paint underneath. These days, it is common to see vehicle decals covering a variety of materials underneath including paint, metal, glass, plastic trim pieces, rubber trim pieces, or fiberglass. Each of these materials requires a different treatment process to ensure that the vehicle decal is removed completely without damaging the underlying surface. Do-it-yourself decal removal can lead to unsightly results such as people still being able to see an imprint of the old decal on the vehicle, or worse, the vehicle surface underneath is damaged permanently.
Before you can install a new decal, the company installing your new decal will require the old decal be removed completely. An inexperienced decal removal job will leave marks and glue residue on the vehicle, costing you extra time and money to get the old decal properly removed.
Mr. Hood Clean has been serving the restaurant industry for over 40 years. We service mom-and-pop restaurants to national restaurant chains. Whether it’s removing the decal from your restaurant window or removing the decal from your delivery trucks so you can apply some fresh marketing to stay relevant in today’s economy, Mr. Hood Clean has your back.
Our decal removing process involves using dry steam and environmentally friendly cleaners to remove the adhesives underneath the decal. Whether it’s removing a small decal or a vehicle wrap, Mr. Hood Clean has decades of experience to get the job done correctly the first time.
Don’t leave your decal removal to inexperienced personnel. Contact Mayumi Muller at (206) 250-5528 for a free quote today!
- Reliability you can count on. Is your current kitchen exhaust hood cleaner not showing up on time? Not doing a full deep clean of the system? Missing spots, or leaving a mess when they leave? We have an extensive quality assurance program in place that tracks everything including when our technicians show up, what needs to be cleaned, how it needs to be done correctly, specific instructions from the facility owner, and extensive quality control checklists. You can be assured that we will do the job right every time.
- Experience and expertise. Mr. Hood Clean is Powerwash University Certified. We have 20+ years of experience in cleaning and maintaining kitchen exhaust hoods, access panels, hinge kits, and rooftop grease containment systems. We have in-depth knowledge in cleaning all brands and models of kitchen hoods.
- Minimize your liability. We work closely with local fire departments and health and safety inspectors to make sure the cleaning we do meets all NFPA 96 standards. We know how to deal with wastewater issues per the Clean Water Act and EPA, and we have the most comprehensive insurance in the industry including pollution coverage.
- Commitment to being green. Mr. Hood Clean is Green Business Certified. Our company has also been selected as one of the Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling by King County in 2016. We work closely with environmental regulators to ensure our cleaning process is as eco-friendly as possible. We have written environmental approval from the City of Redmond, City of Seattle, the City of Tacoma, City of Fife, and the King County Waste Water Division. In addition, Mr. Hood Clean has verbal environmental approval from the City of Bellevue and the City of Olympia. We are an activate participant in the Northwest Environmental Business Council (NEBC) Conference every year, and are committed to being a leader in environmental stewardship.