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Planned before we start
Every quote begins with an on-site walkthrough and ends with a written plan and quote.
High dusting
Clean all the way up to the roof deck.
High dusting for Carson City warehouses, plants, gyms and commercial buildings: beams, joists, ductwork, pipes, lights and high ledges cleared of built-up dust.
High dusting in Carson City.
Dust that settles high up doesn’t stay there. Every time a door opens or the heat kicks on, some of it drifts down onto stock, equipment, desks and freshly cleaned floors.
We clear roof deck and joists, beams, ductwork, sprinkler and pipe runs, conduit, cable trays, light fixtures, signs and the tops of tall racking, using lifts sized to the building and working from the top down.
A building with clean structure looks brighter and stays cleaner at floor level between visits.
Why Carson City Cleaning
One crew for
the bigger jobs.
Contractors, property managers and facility teams in the capital call us when the job is bigger than a routine clean.
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Checked as we go
Supervisors check the work against the plan before the crew calls a job finished.
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People you can trust inside
Background-checked cleaners who respect your building, your staff and your schedule.
Step by step
How it works.
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Look up together
Joists, ducts, pipes, lights and what sits beneath them.
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Plan the lifts
Lift sizes and positions set for the height and the floor.
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Dust from the top
Roof deck first, working down so nothing falls on clean work.
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Pick the next date
The next round set by how fast the dust comes back.
What collects up there
Look up in most Carson City warehouses, plants and gyms and you’ll see open joists, roof deck, beams, duct runs, sprinkler pipe, conduit, cable trays and rows of high-bay lights. Every flat surface holds dust, and in a building that hasn’t been done in years it hangs off the joists in strands.
Sanctuaries, lobbies and atriums have their own versions: beams, chandeliers, tall window ledges and the tops of fixtures that nobody can reach from the floor.
Choosing how often to dust
Buildings with dock doors open all day, cardboard-heavy operations and plants that make process dust fill up fastest, and they do best with dusting a few times a year. Offices, churches and schools with doors mostly closed can go much longer between rounds.
We clean the structure fully the first time, then check how quickly it comes back before setting the next date. Following each round with a floor scrub picks up whatever came down.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
How often should high dusting be done?
Many buildings book it a few times a year; spaces with open dock doors or process dust need it more often.
Does the crew arrive with its own lifts?
Yes. Lifts and equipment come with the crew, sized to your ceiling height.
Can high dusting happen while we're closed?
Yes. Evening and weekend dusting keeps lifts out of your people’s way.
Do you protect stock and equipment under the work?
Yes. We plan sections with you and cover or clear what’s below before the lifts go up.
Can you dust a sanctuary or gym ceiling?
Yes. Tall sanctuary ceilings, beams, gym structure and light fixtures are a regular part of our high work.
Does dust fall on the floor during high dusting?
Some does, which is why the crew works from the top down and finishes at floor level, often with a scrub right behind.
What do you need from us before the lifts arrive?
Clear lanes for the lifts, sensitive stock covered or moved, your ceiling heights and the hours the space is quiet.
Related services
Pair it with
01 / Industrial
Warehouse and industrial cleaning
Warehouses and plants cleaned from dock to roof deck.
View details02 / Concrete
Concrete floor scrubbing
Tire marks and grime lifted from concrete.
View details03 / Floors
Floor stripping and waxing
Worn finish removed, fresh coats laid down.
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Who we serve in Carson City
01 / Industry
Manufacturing
Production floors, structure and support spaces.
View details02 / Industry
Churches
Sanctuaries, halls and grounds between services.
View details03 / Industry
Schools
Break-week floor, window and deep-clean projects.
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