High Dusting
Fig. 01 — high dusting, open ceiling
Dust removal from beams, ducts, light fixtures, signage and ledges that sit above normal reach.
Overview
Dust collects overhead, then falls onto freshly cleaned surfaces below. High dusting clears it at the source and helps keep air cleaner.
We use extension poles, HEPA vacuums and lifts where needed, and protect what sits underneath while we work.
- Best for
- Open ceilings, atriums, warehouses
- Typical cycle
- Quarterly → semi-annual
- Scheduling
- After hours & weekends
- Surfaces
- Ducts, beams, fixtures, vents, signage
What's included
Confirmed in your scope document before work begins
- Ductwork, pipes and beam dusting
- Light fixture and lens cleaning
- Vent, diffuser and return dusting
- Ledge, sill and signage dusting
- HEPA vacuum capture to reduce airborne dust
- Protection of desks, equipment and merchandise below
- Lift or ladder safety controls [placeholder — confirm equipment and training]
- Floor clean-up after overhead work
Our process
- 01
Survey
We note heights, access and what sits underneath.
- 02
Protect
Surfaces and equipment below are covered or cleared.
- 03
Dust
Work runs top down with HEPA capture.
- 04
Finish
Floors and surfaces below are cleaned before we leave.
Industries this suits
High Dusting FAQ
Most work is done from poles and ladders; lifts are arranged for higher areas. [Placeholder — confirm maximum working height.]
We cover or clear what sits below and use HEPA capture to limit falling dust.
Typically quarterly to twice a year, depending on the building and air handling.