Data Center Cleaning
Clean to a standard, verified with a particle count.
Subfloor, overhead, and white-space cleaning performed in live environments and documented with before-and-after measurements.
Overview
Dust in a data hall doesn’t look like a problem until it causes one. It builds up in filters, on intakes, and under the raised floor, where the cooling plenum moves it straight into equipment. When failures finally show up, they look like hardware issues, not housekeeping issues.
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Our crews clean production white space using HEPA-filtered, ESD-safe equipment and methods built for live environments. We work around your change windows and escort rules, and we stay clear of active equipment unless scope explicitly includes it. Every engagement starts and ends with a particle count, so you have evidence of the result instead of just a clean-looking room.
What's included
Subfloor and plenum cleaning, including tile lifting, debris removal, and HEPA vacuuming
Above-floor surface cleaning of floor tiles, perforated tiles, and walkways
Cabinet, rack, and enclosure exterior cleaning, including tops and sides
Overhead cleaning of ladder rack, cable tray, and ductwork exteriors
CRAC/CRAH unit exterior wipe-down
Post-construction and post-buildout cleaning before equipment goes live
Post-decommission cleaning of vacated cages, rows, and suites
Tacky mat supply and replacement at entry points
Recurring scheduled cleaning, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual
Pre- and post-cleaning airborne particle counts
What you receive
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Before-and-after particle count results
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Photo documentation of subfloor and overhead areas before and after cleaning
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A cleaning report with scope completed and any conditions found, such as debris sources, damaged tiles, or blocked airflow
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