Which of your kitchen’s records could you send right now?
Ten questions about the records a commercial kitchen can be asked to produce — fire first, then food. You get two numbers back, your county’s own requirements, and the published cost of each gap. No score, no grade, no contact details to see it.
Question 1 of 19
1Where is the kitchen?
Your state — fire is the same five standards everywhere: NFPA 96, 17A, 25, 72 and 10. Food follows your state’s code, enforced by the county or city that issues your permit. We build your state the first time a kitchen there signs.
2How many kitchens do you answer for?
3What does the kitchen cook on?
4Do you handle food safety, facility safety, or both?
5Hood and duct cleaning
NFPA 96 Table 12.4
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
6Hood suppression service
NFPA 17A
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
7Fire sprinkler inspection
NFPA 25
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
8Fire alarm service
NFPA 72
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
9Extinguisher service
NFPA 10
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
10Vendor insurance certificates
Every servicing company
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
11Health permit
State food code
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
12Food safety manager certificate
State food code
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
13Food handler cards
§113948
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
14Cooling records
§114002
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
15Hot and cold holding logs
§113996 · ≥135°F and ≤41°F
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
16Sanitizer concentration records
§114099, §114125
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
17Pest control service
State food code
Could you send it?
When was it last done?
18Does your property policy carry a protective safeguards endorsement?
19If your carrier asked tomorrow, how fast could you send them?
0 of 19 answered
EvidLY
a Cleaning Pros Plus, LLC company
Monthly Extinguisher Check
Your kitchen · 20 Sep 2026
Month: ____________ · Checked by: ____________
In its place, visible, nothing in front of it
Gauge needle in the green
Pin in, tamper seal unbroken
No dents, rust or leaks; hose clear
Service tag present and within a year
NFPA 10 requires a monthly visual inspection by the owner. Keep this page with your fire records. · getevidly.com