
HIGH DUSTING.
FOR YOUR BUSINESS.
EVERYTHING UP THERE.
Commercial & industrial high dusting for the spaces your everyday cleaning doesn’t reach.
Big spaces. High ceilings.
One focused service.
From warehouse rafters to exposed ductwork, we focus on the dust and debris that build up overhead.
01 / OUR EXPERTISEWarehouse high dusting
Purposeful overhead cleaning for warehouses, distribution centres and large commercial spaces.
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02 / OUR EXPERTISECeiling & overhead cleaning
Targeted cleaning of rafters, beams, duct exteriors, pipes and elevated fixtures.
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03 / OUR EXPERTISEHEPA high dusting
Controlled dry dust extraction, with equipment and methods selected for your facility.
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WE’LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.Overhead surfaces. Undivided attention.
High dusting.
Low disruption.
Your facility has a job to do. We plan overhead cleaning around access, sensitive equipment, and the people working below.
- Start with the right scopeSurface conditions, dust type and ceiling height guide the approach.
- Work with your operationPlan for active sites, after-hours windows or scheduled shutdowns.
- Coordinate the detailsAccess equipment, work zones and site requirements considered together.
From the big picture
to the overhead details.
Different facilities.
The same attention overhead.
For facility managers, operations teams and property professionals who want a clear plan for the hard-to-reach areas.
A simpler path to
a cleaner overhead.
The right information up front. A practical scope. Cleaning coordinated around your facility.
Show us your space
Share your location, approximate size, ceiling height and photos of the overhead areas.
Build the right plan
We review dust conditions, access and scheduling needs. A site visit may be required to confirm the scope.
Coordinate the clean
Once the quote is approved, coordinate a suitable service window and site requirements with the delivery team.
Your city.
Your overhead project.

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Halifax ↗

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Explore location-specific planning. Local availability and mobilisation are confirmed for each project.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What does high dusting include?
High dusting addresses dust and cobwebs on elevated surfaces such as rafters, beams, ceiling structures, duct exteriors, pipes and fixtures. Your quote sets out exactly which surfaces and areas are included.
Can cleaning be scheduled outside our operating hours?
After-hours, weekend and shutdown windows can be considered during scoping. Tell us your preferred window and production restrictions; timing is confirmed with the service team before booking.
Do we need to provide a scissor lift?
Not necessarily. Let us know whether equipment is available on site. Reach, aisle clearance, floor conditions and equipment suitability determine whether existing or separately arranged access equipment can be used.
Can you handle combustible or hazardous dust?
Potentially combustible or hazardous dust requires a separate assessment before any cleaning method is proposed. Identify known materials in your request. Standard high dusting or HEPA vacuuming is not automatically suitable for these environments.
What information do you need for a quote?
Facility type, city, approximate area, ceiling height, surfaces to clean, dust type and available work windows are a useful starting point. Clear photos help assess the scope. Some projects also require a site visit.
Do you offer recurring or multi-location service?
You can request a one-time project, a recurring maintenance scope or coordinated work at several locations. Frequency and local availability are assessed against each facility’s needs.
Tell us what’s
up there.
A few facility details help us understand your space, assess access, and put together the right scope for your business.
- Built around your facilityHeight, dust type, access and operating schedule.
- Photos make a differenceShow us the overhead areas you want addressed.
- One site or an entire portfolioTell us about recurring and multi-location needs.






