Why Yes Chef
You've been let down by "compliant" before. Here's what's different.
The old way vs Yes Chef
| The old way | Yes Chef |
|---|---|
| Pay first, find out what's wrong later | Free inspection and workplan first - understand the work before you pay anyone to do it |
| An invoice, and you're still not sure what it was for | A clear report on exactly what was measured and done |
| Whoever's cheapest this time round | One point of contact, still there next time |
| Tick the box and hope it's enough | Proof you can hand over the moment anyone asks |
| Passed between departments chasing an answer | One named person, accountable start to finish |
| "Looks clean to me" | Micron measurements against a published standard |
| Scope changes once the job's already started | Fixed, written scope agreed before anyone touches a duct |
One name on the job. One name to call.
No call centre, no "I'll pass you to someone who knows." From first inspection to final sign-off, one person is accountable for your job - including the difficult conversations, if there are any.
A single named contact from inspection to sign-off
A fixed, written scope agreed before work starts — no surprise extras once you're committed
Every job checked and closed out against that agreed scope before it's called finished — by us, not left to whoever did the work
If it's never measured, it's not compliance — it's an opinion
You shouldn't have to take anyone's word for it, including ours
Every extract system measured against the BESA TR19 Grease standard — not a visual guess
Before-and-after photos tied to your specific site and duct run, not a stock image in a template
A dated certificate that references the actual measurements taken on your system, not boilerplate
Compliance has a standard. We work to it.
All work measured and reported against BESA TR19 Grease — the standard insurers and enforcement bodies actually recognise
Every certificate is issued and signed only by a TR19-certified technician
Findings reported in the language of the standard — measurements against stated thresholds, not adjectives
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