Virofest 2023 National conference at our Bloomington MN Headquarters

Virofest 2023 was an outstanding success bringing together everyone Viro from across the country for our first ever company wide conference and trainees seminars. Richard Flint was our keynote speaker and he brought the house down with his wisdom and profound insight into human behavior. In addition to Richard, there were training programs for inspections, proper picture protocols, deficiency reporting, fan repair and rebuilding, equipment maintenance, hood setups, safety, insurance, etc. I want to personally thank our outstanding staff for all of their efforts to make the conference even better than any of us could have imagined. The teams enjoyed food from Scott Jamama's BBQ for lunch, and Taco Taxi Food Truck visited for dinner, and the famous wood fired pizza from Red Wagon Pizza Truck and Trailer on Friday. 

 

Accomplishing the impossible once again! Other KEC vendors and mechanic contractors recommended replacing the plugged grease duct. Instead the FM turned to VIRO!!

Last week Viro received a call for help. The exhaust systems at their location was not longer exhausting air. It was completely plugged up with decades of grease.  The FM's and management of the location were told the systems were inaccessible and needed to be replaced. Looking at closing for several weeks(Or months) for redesign and installation of 2 new systems, they turned to Viro. 3 days later, the store can now reopen as the "inaccessible" ductwork could indeed be accessed with our equipment. The after pictures are almost shocking as many thought it was unbelievable that the system could be cleaned like that.  The 2 teams that traveled to this location faced the impossible and came through with their normal flying colors!  Like Viro's owner has always said in his seminars, "There is no such thing as inaccessible ductwork, only ductwork people choose not to access" Companies stating there is inaccessible ductwork are simply stating they did not clean the system and it is still a fire danger. 

Looking up from hood 1

Looking down into hood from access plate

Looking into the horizontal duct above hood(Before)

Looking onto 2nd horizontal

Looking up from the hood getting closer to end of job

Looking into horizontal duct above hood (after)

Look what we found!! A lot of ductwork behind the grease

Looking down into the hood from the access plate (After)

Looking further into the horizontal

Looking down first system from the roof

Looking down the 2nd system from roof (After)

Fan bowl after

Looking at the back of the fan blades (after)

Fan intake (After)