The overhead problem in salons and spas
Hair and product overspray stick to vents and fan blades.
Clients look up from shampoo bowls and treatment tables.
What to clean first
Supply Register and Diffuser Cleaning
Supply register and diffuser cleaning removes the dust, lint and grime that collects on the face and visible fins of the vents that blow conditioned air into a room.
Ceiling Fan Cleaning
Ceiling fan cleaning removes the thick dust and grease that build up on fan blades, motor housings and downrods.
Pendant Light Cleaning
Pendant light cleaning removes the dust, grease and cobwebs that collect on hanging fixtures above bars, dining tables, counters and lobbies.
Track Lighting Cleaning
Track lighting cleaning removes dust and film from track rails, light heads and lenses used to spotlight merchandise, artwork and dining areas.
Ductless Mini-Split and Ceiling Cassette Exterior Cleaning
Mini-split and ceiling cassette exterior cleaning removes dust and grime from the outside housing, front panel and louvers of ductless indoor units.
Artificial Plant and High Décor Cleaning
Artificial plant cleaning removes the dust that turns faux greenery gray, from ledge planters and hanging baskets to greenery walls and decorative objects placed up high.
Recommended schedule
| Area | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Vents, fans and lights | Every 3 months |
Good to know
- Work is scheduled after hours.
Above eye level cleaning for salons and spas: FAQ
Why do salon vents get so dirty?
Hairspray and other products make airborne dust sticky, so it builds up faster than in most businesses.
Last updated October 4, 2026.