TVs, AV and Technology

TV and Display Cleaning

TV and display cleaning removes dust, grease film and smudges from wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted screens and their back panels. Sports bars, gyms and waiting rooms often have dozens of screens that are never touched. AELC providers clean screens powered off, using screen-safe microfiber and no harsh chemicals.

How oftenEvery 1 to 3 months
MethodHEPA source capture
Reach classStandard Reach
SchedulingAfter hours

What's included

  • Screen surfaces (screen-safe methods only)
  • Bezels, back panels and vents (dry dusting)
  • Visible cables and cable covers

Not included

  • Mount adjustment or TV removal
  • AV repair or calibration

Why it matters

Sports bars and restaurants can have 10 to 40 screens, and a film of grease and dust dulls the picture guests came to watch.

More on why it matters

The tops and backs of mounted TVs collect heavy dust that falls when screens are adjusted.

How AELC providers clean TVs and displays

Every provider follows the AELC Source-Control Method: capture the dust, don't move it.

  1. IdentifyCount screens, note sizes and mount types, and power screens off.
  2. CaptureDry-vacuum the top, back panel and vents with a soft HEPA brush.
  3. CleanWipe the screen with a dry microfiber, then a lightly dampened microfiber with screen-safe cleaner applied to the cloth, never the screen.
  4. VerifyPower on to check for streaks and photograph.

How often, and how it's priced

Recommended frequency

Sports bars and restaurantsEvery 1 to 3 months
Gyms and waiting roomsEvery 3 months
Offices and conference roomsEvery 6 months

Pricing is local

Your local AELC Certified Provider sets the price for your space. What affects it:

  • How many TVs and displays you have
  • Height and access
  • Dust, grease or buildup
  • One-time reset or recurring schedule
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DIY tips between professional visits
  • Never spray cleaner directly on a screen.
  • Avoid paper towels, which can scratch coatings.
Safety: when work stops
  • Power off before cleaning.
  • Do not pull on mounts or cables.

See all red-light conditions and what AELC does not do.

Who needs it most

TV and Display Cleaning: FAQ

What do you use to clean TV screens?

Clean, soft microfiber and a screen-safe solution applied to the cloth, not the screen. No ammonia, alcohol-heavy or abrasive products.

Do you clean the back of the TV?

Yes. The top and back panel collect heavy dust; providers dry-vacuum them, including the vents.

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.

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