How Kitchen Suppression Due works
You read the public-source notes on kitchensuppressiondue.com for free. If you want the tailored PDF checklist, choose a personal plan ($19 once, $39/year, or $299 lifetime) or a multi-location plan ($149/year or $999 lifetime for up to 5 dates). We email your PDF within 5 minutes and send 30/7/1-day reminders on recurring and lifetime plans. Sign in at /account with a 6-digit email code to re-download PDFs or manage your tracked dates. We do not file forms, visit sites, or sell leads.
Related guidance
Kitchen fire suppression inspection guide
Read the source-linked explanation of the six-month service.
Restaurant ansul inspection is not hood cleaning
Compare the suppression record with a cleaning invoice and an extinguisher record.
Digital checklist pricing plans
Review the one-time, annual, lifetime, and multi-location options.
Kitchen suppression inspection FAQ
Find answers about scope, delivery, privacy, plans, and cancellation.
About the independent publisher
Read the editorial method and the limits of this publishing role.
Contact Kitchen Suppression Due support
Use the email support address for order, account, reminder, and refund questions.
Refund and cancellation policy
Check the rules that apply before and after a digital delivery.
Privacy policy and data handling
Review how order, account, cookie, and payment data are handled.
Terms of service for digital orders
Review the license, payment, and user-responsibility terms.
Start with the free source notes
The public pages are free to read. They explain the difference between the fixed suppression system, hood cleaning, and portable extinguishers. They also show the source and read date used for the statement about the six-month maintenance interval. A buyer can use those notes to prepare questions before deciding whether a paid checklist is useful.
The paid product is deliberately narrower than an inspection service. It produces a tailored PDF checklist and, on selected plans, scheduled email reminders. It does not dispatch anyone, file a form, collect a government fee, or make a technical determination about a restaurant. The free notes and the paid organization tool have different jobs.
Choose the plan that matches the number of dates
The one-time plan creates a single PDF and does not schedule recurring reminders. The annual and lifetime personal plans cover one tracked date and include reminder emails before that date. The multi-location plans cover up to five dates for an owner or manager who needs separate labels and schedules.
Choose by the amount of follow-up you actually need. If you only need a private checklist for one upcoming conversation, the one-time file may be enough. If you need a reminder routine or need to manage several kitchens, choose the plan with the appropriate number of tracked dates. Prices and plan details are shown before checkout.
The fields you enter
The checkout form asks for an email address, the system brand, an optional last tag date, the next date you want to track, an optional restaurant or property label, and a plan. It does not ask for a telephone number or payment card details on this site. The email is used for delivery, account access, and any reminder service included in the plan.
The system brand and label help make the PDF personal to the restaurant. They are not verified against a manufacturer database. The next date is the date you choose to remember, not an official deadline calculated by this site. The checklist prints the values you provide and leaves technical inspection to the qualified service provider.
What happens at checkout
The browser sends the form to this site, which creates a pending order using the server's plan table. The payment form then opens in a secure in-page dialog. Card information is handled by the card payment processor and is not entered into a field controlled by this site. The page does not redirect the buyer to a separate checkout page.
If the form fails to open, the site shows a support message and keeps the form values in the page. A payment is not treated as completed merely because the browser started a checkout. The order is delivered only after the server receives a signed confirmation and verifies the gateway order details.
PDF delivery and account access
After payment confirmation, the system creates the tailored PDF and sends it to the email entered at checkout. The delivery email includes the file and a one-time download link. The same file can be downloaded again after signing in to the account with a six-digit email code.
The one-time link is intentionally limited. If the email is forwarded or a link is used by someone else, the second use receives an expired-link message and is directed to sign in. The account route verifies the signed-in email against the order owner before generating a current PDF.
Reminder emails on recurring plans
Annual, lifetime, and multi-location plans can schedule reminders 30 days, 7 days, and 1 day before the date entered by the buyer. The reminder is a calendar message, not an appointment, permit, inspection, or compliance certificate. It tells the restaurant to look at its records and decide the next operational step.
You can change the tracked date in the account, and each reminder email contains a one-click unsubscribe link. If a plan does not include reminders, the buyer still gets the PDF and account access but no recurring date messages. The product description on the pricing page is the controlling summary of what each plan includes.
Managing several locations
A multi-location plan supports up to five tracked dates, with a label for each location or entity. The labels are for the buyer's own organization and are not official site identifiers. The account page shows the orders and tracked items tied to the signed-in email and enforces the plan limit.
The system does not automatically add a sixth location or charge an upgrade. If the account reaches its limit, the buyer sees an upgrade path rather than a surprise charge. This makes the limit predictable and keeps the restaurant's own records separate from a vendor's service schedule.
Refunds, support, and boundaries
The refund policy is written before checkout and applies to every plan. In general, an unused digital order can be refunded before the PDF is downloaded or the first checklist or reminder email is sent. After the delivered digital product has been used, the charge is final except for the cancellation rules stated for annual plans.
Support handles delivery, receipts, account access, reminder dates, cancellation, and eligible refunds by email at support@kitchensuppressiondue.com. The site does not provide telephone sales, contractor referrals, technical repair advice, or a promise that a checklist will satisfy an inspector. Read the terms and disclaimer before buying if those boundaries matter to your use case.
A realistic first order
A practical first order takes only a few minutes. Photograph the equipment label, open the current service record, and decide which date you want a private reminder for. Then choose the plan, enter the restaurant label, and review the values before opening the secure payment dialog. The goal is a file that makes sense to the person who handles the next conversation.
After delivery, save the PDF somewhere the restaurant can find it and sign in once to confirm account access. Do not wait until a busy service period to discover that the order email was mistyped. The account route also makes it easier to verify that the reminder date matches the restaurant file rather than a date remembered during a hurried shift.