The overhead problem in colleges and universities
High lecture-hall and library ceilings are rarely cleaned.
Dining halls need kitchen-grade overhead cleaning.
What to clean first
Acoustic Ceiling Tile Cleaning
Acoustic ceiling tile cleaning removes surface dust, smudging and discoloration from drop-ceiling tiles without replacing them.
Light Fixture and Troffer Lens Cleaning
Light fixture cleaning removes dust, dead insects and film from the lenses, louvers and housings of commercial troffers and surface-mounted lights.
Projector and Projection Screen Cleaning
Projector cleaning removes dust from the exterior housing, intake vents and mount of ceiling projectors, and from projection screen cases.
Commercial Kitchen Ceiling Cleaning
Commercial kitchen ceiling cleaning removes the grease film, dust and soil that collect overhead in cooking and prep areas.
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.
Flag and Banner Dusting
Indoor flag and banner dusting removes the dust and cobwebs that settle on hanging flags, championship banners and pennants in gyms, schools, churches and arenas.
Cable Tray Cleaning
Cable tray cleaning removes dust from the rails, rungs and exposed cable bundles of overhead cable trays without disturbing the cabling.
Recommended schedule
| Area | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Dining halls | Every 3 to 6 months |
| Academic buildings | Every 12 months |
Good to know
- Scheduled during breaks.
Other services for colleges and universities
Above eye level cleaning for colleges and universities: FAQ
Can you handle multiple buildings?
Yes. Campus work is planned as a rotation, one building or zone at a time.
Last updated October 4, 2026.