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Correctional facilities, government agency cafeterias, shelters, residential treatment centers, and public-sector feeding operations across TX, OK, LA, NM, and AR rely on Facilitec Southwest for NFPA 96–compliant exhaust cleaning under strict security protocols, tight public budgets, and audit-ready documentation standards.
An institutional kitchen feeds hundreds or thousands of meals a day on a public budget, under strict security protocols, to a population that literally cannot miss a meal. A county jail, a residential treatment center, a state agency cafeteria, and a community shelter all share the same operating reality — the kitchen runs because it has to, the documentation satisfies public audit, and the contractor either respects the protocol or doesn't come back. Facilitec Southwest has served this segment for three decades.
Regular exhaust cleaning dramatically reduces your risk by keeping flammable grease out of the exhaust system and ensuring your suppression system can perform properly during an emergency.
County, regional, and municipal detention centers with on-site feeding operations under 24/7 security protocols.
State prison and federal correctional facility kitchens with kitchen operations, trustee labor, and inspection-intensive protocols.
City halls, county courthouses, state buildings, and federal campuses with public-employee dining operations.
Behavioral health, substance recovery, and long-term residential treatment facilities with their own on-site dietary operations.
Homeless shelters, domestic violence shelters, refugee services, and community feeding programs with nonprofit operating budgets.
Juvenile detention, youth residential, and state-operated youth services kitchens with extra sensitivity and oversight requirements.
Background checks, tool counts, key control protocols, and facility vendor-portal registration completed before any crew reports to the gate.
Full manual grease removal from hood, plenum, duct, and fan — with containment tarping protecting serving lines, tray rails, and POS stations.
Food-safe, commercial-grade degreasers and contained pressure washing — sized for three-meal-a-day institutional cook lines and high-BTU equipment.
Tool inventory reconciliation, dated NFPA 96 sticker per hood, photo log, and a close-out packet formatted for fire marshals, state inspectors, and public auditors.
Your rooftop is just as vulnerable as your hood. Facilitec Southwest installs and maintains rooftop grease containment systems to stop leaks, protect roofing materials, and prevent costly repairs.
High-volume correctional and three-meal-a-day residential kitchens: monthly. Government agency cafeterias and single-shift operations: quarterly. Shelter and community feeding programs: quarterly to semi-annually based on volume. We build frequency plans that match your actual cook load and fit inside your procurement cycle.
Yes. Our technicians are drug-tested, background-screened, and experienced operating under sally-port entry, tool accountability, key control, and escort requirements. We complete facility-specific orientation and PREA awareness training wherever required, and we document every tool in and out of the secure perimeter.
Yes. We maintain an active SAM.gov registration and work under federal, state, county, and municipal contract vehicles — including prime, subcontract, cooperative purchasing, and BPA task-order arrangements. We can provide pricing, scope, and compliance documentation that satisfies public procurement requirements.
No. Institutional kitchens don’t get to skip a meal — and we don’t ask them to. We work between service periods, overnight, or during lockdown or program windows, and we turn kitchens over fully operational and inspection-ready before the next tray line runs.
Yes. Every cleaning includes an NFPA 96 service sticker, photo log, and compliance packet formatted for state health departments, fire marshals, corrections oversight boards, and public finance auditors. Our records have passed inspection and audit across every state we serve.
Yes. We routinely service multi-facility county jail networks, state agency portfolios, regional residential treatment groups, and multi-site nonprofit feeding programs under one coordinated contract with consolidated reporting and a single point of contact.
