Stop chasing restaurant tenants for grease, hood, and fire certificates. Certified Restaurant gives them one place to book vetted, insured providers — and gives you a portfolio dashboard that shows who's current, who's overdue, and every certificate on file.
Pilot one property → Talk to usGrease traps, hood & exhaust, and fire suppression are written into your leases and your insurance. When a tenant lets them lapse, it's your property damage, claim, and fire risk — so your team spends hours chasing tenants for proof, by email and spreadsheet.
Back-of-house maintenance is a tenant obligation — but the consequences land on the landlord.
"Did you service it? Where's the certificate?" — repeated across every tenant, every cycle.
Compliance lives in scattered emails and PDFs, never in one place when you need it.
See your whole portfolio at a glance — current, due, and overdue per service, with every certificate filed and exportable for your insurer or the fire marshal. Automatic reminders keep tenants ahead of their obligations.
Tenants who keep their services current earn "Certified Restaurant" status — a badge that is their proof of compliance to you.
Your restaurant tenants go into your dashboard — onboarded together, in days.
They find and schedule licensed, insured local providers through the platform and pay them directly.
Current / due / overdue — certificates auto-filed, reminders sent before anything lapses.
It's a preferred-vendor program, not a mandate — your tenants keep their choice; you get the visibility and a vetted, insured network that protects you.
The platform is funded by the service providers. Your compliance dashboard is the value. Recommended.
A per-property or per-tenant subscription if you'd prefer it fully independent of providers.
We share a portion of provider fees with you as the incentive to roll it out.
Commercial property-management referral and revenue-share arrangements are standard and clean. Certified Restaurant is a private, brand-operated service-coordination program — not a government or health-department accreditation, and it does not certify legal compliance. Providers are independent, licensed contractors.
Pick your most restaurant-dense location. We'll stand up the dashboard and onboard those tenants in days — and you'll see the compliance picture you've never had.