Commercial Kitchen Ventilation & Exhaust Fan Repair in Langhorne, PA
Langhorne has one of the busiest dining corridors in Bucks County, especially around Oxford Valley Road and Lincoln Highway. From chain restaurants and hotel kitchens to country club dining, mall food courts, and school cafeterias, these kitchens run steady all week and get even busier on weekends.

In environments like these, a failed exhaust fan or a struggling HVAC unit does not create a minor inconvenience. It creates a health code violation and a revenue loss that compounds by the hour.
CKV Inc. has been the trusted commercial kitchen ventilation contractor across Bucks and Montgomery Counties for over 40 years. We handle professional hood installation, HVAC repair and maintenance, and emergency service, all backed by a full 2 year warranty and guaranteed to meet NFPA 96 standards, the International Mechanical Code, and Langhorne local codes.
We also serve nearby Bensalem, Warminster, and Doylestown.
Fire Suppression and Code Compliance
A grease fire in a busy chain restaurant or hotel banquet kitchen can shut operations down fast. CKV Inc. installs fire suppression systems that connect directly to your exhaust hoods, using trusted brands like Pyrochem, Ansul, and Protex.
We help keep your Langhorne kitchen aligned with NFPA 96 and the International Mechanical Code while handling the documentation your team needs for compliance.
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Pennsylvania requires contractors to certify that hood extinguishing and ventilation systems are installed and tested properly before a certificate of compliance is issued. We handle that process so your team does not have to chase paperwork between services.
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A Family Business That Picks Up the Phone
We are not a large company with a dispatch queue. CKV Inc. is family owned, and commercial kitchen ventilation is the only work we do. When something fails at a hotel kitchen at 5am before a breakfast service, or at a chain restaurant on Oxford Valley Road during a Friday dinner rush, you get a real response from a team that has been solving exactly these problems for over 40 years.
Every job comes with a 2 year warranty because we stand behind our work completely.
24/7 Emergency Exhaust Fan Repair for High Volume Kitchens
High volume kitchens push exhaust systems harder than most. Motor bearings wear faster, belts snap under constant load, and grease buildup accelerates in kitchens running full service seven days a week. When something fails, CKV Inc. provides same day emergency exhaust fan repair around the clock throughout Langhorne and Middletown Township.
According to OSHA, kitchen temperatures can reach 105 to 110 degrees at the cooking line when exhaust ventilation fails. In a hotel kitchen running a full breakfast service or a chain restaurant pushing weekend covers, that is an immediate staff safety concern. Our technicians arrive in fully stocked trucks carrying parts for Gaylord, CaptiveAire, and Accurex systems, and most repairs are resolved in a single visit.
For operations that cannot afford emergency downtime, our scheduled exhaust fan maintenance program keeps systems serviced before problems develop.
Commercial HVAC and Airflow Engineering
Managing climate across a large chain restaurant, hotel banquet facility, or food court operation requires more than a basic HVAC service call. CKV Inc. provides comprehensive commercial HVAC maintenance and repair for all major manufacturers including Daikin, York, and Rheem, keeping every zone of your facility running efficiently year round.
When your facility is expanding or renovating, we take on the full ventilation scope. We engineer custom hood systems sized for your actual cooking volume, repair and balance makeup air units to stabilize building pressure, and handle commercial ductwork installation and repair from start to finish.
The EPA confirms that inadequate ventilation raises indoor pollutant levels by failing to remove contaminants from the space. For a hotel kitchen running breakfast for 300 guests, that standard is not optional.



