What's included
- Both faces, top edges and frames of hanging signs
- Suspension cables and hardware
- Fabric and vinyl banners (dusting)
Not included
- Rehanging, replacing or re-leveling signs
Why it matters
Grocery and retail aisle signs collect dust on top edges that customers see from far away.
More on why it matters
Wayfinding signs in hospitals and schools are part of the first impression.
How AELC providers clean hanging signs and banners
Every provider follows the AELC Source-Control Method: capture the dust, don't move it.
- IdentifyCount signs and note material and height.
- CaptureVacuum tops and edges with a HEPA brush.
- ContainDamp-wipe faces with microfiber, steadying the sign.
- VerifyPhotograph.
How often, and how it's priced
Recommended frequency
| Grocery and retail | Every 3 to 6 months |
| Schools, hospitals and offices | Every 6 to 12 months |
Pricing is local
Your local AELC Certified Provider sets the price for your space. What affects it:
- How many hanging signs and banners you have
- Height and access
- Dust, grease or buildup
- One-time reset or recurring schedule
DIY tips between professional visits
- Do not pull on suspension cables.
Safety: when work stops
- Steady swinging signs to avoid striking fixtures.
See all red-light conditions and what AELC does not do.
Who needs it most
Grocery and SupermarketsRetail StoresMedical Offices and ClinicsK–12 SchoolsWarehouses and Distribution
Hanging Sign and Banner Cleaning: FAQ
Do you clean fabric banners?
Fabric banners are dusted in place with a HEPA vacuum. Deep fabric cleaning is a separate service.
Last updated October 4, 2026. Reviewed by the AELC Method team. Local services are performed by independently owned AELC Certified Providers. Above Eye Level Cleaning.