Food Service & Commercial Kitchens

Kitchen engineering from someone who’s run a kitchen.

Hood exhaust, make-up air, fire suppression, power, gas and plumbing for restaurants and commercial kitchens across Nova Scotia — and the engineer sign-off that comes with them.

What We Design

Designed by an engineer who has opened restaurants of his own — so the drawings account for how the kitchen actually runs.

Red fire alarm fire suppression system labeled 'ProTex II' mounted on a white wall with pipes and electrical wiring around it.
Commercial kitchen with stainless steel appliances, including a stove, sink, and storage cabinets.
on a rooftop, a large metallic HVAC unit with yellow gas piping connected to it, with city buildings in the background under a clear blue sky.
Commercial kitchen with a large stainless steel exhaust hood, hanging ladles and utensils, a pot on the stove with steam, and various kitchen tools.
Heated make-up air, sized to the exhaust and tempered for Nova Scotia winters.

Hood and exhaust

Sized for next year's menu, not just today's, and routed through the building you actually leased.

Make-up air

Sized for the full equipment list, with the grease interceptor somewhere it can be pumped out.

Fire suppression

Coordinated with your installer, including the gas and power shut-offs tied to it.

Gas, plumbing and power

Opening a restaurant or kitchen?

Send us your drawings, your lease, or just a photo of the space. We'll tell you what's involved and what it costs.