The overhead problem in event venues and banquet halls
Cobwebs on beams and dust on chandeliers show up in professional photos.
What to clean first
Chandelier Cleaning
Chandelier cleaning restores the sparkle of crystal, glass and metal fixtures in lobbies, ballrooms, sanctuaries and dining rooms.
Beam and Rafter Cleaning
Beam and rafter cleaning removes the dust, cobwebs and grease that collect on top of exposed wood and steel structural members.
Vaulted and Cathedral Ceiling Cleaning
Vaulted ceiling cleaning removes dust and cobwebs from the high, sloped ceilings of sanctuaries, lobbies, venues and showrooms, along with the beams, fixtures and ledges within them.
High Drapes, Valances and Blinds Cleaning
High drape and blind cleaning removes dust from tall drapery, valances, cornice boxes, blinds and shades above eye level.
Exposed and Open Ceiling Cleaning
Exposed ceiling cleaning removes dust, cobwebs and grease from everything in an open ceiling: the deck, joists, ducts, pipes, conduit, sprinkler lines and fixtures.
HVLS Big Fan Cleaning
HVLS fan cleaning removes the heavy dust that coats the large airfoils and hubs of high-volume low-speed fans in warehouses, gyms, hangars and event venues.
Recommended schedule
| Area | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Ballroom and main hall | Every 6 months, before peak season |
Good to know
- Scheduled between events.
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When should a venue be cleaned?
Before peak wedding season and before the holiday event season are the most common times.
Last updated October 4, 2026.