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Data center cleaning services

Each service is planned with your facility team, carried out to a written scope and recorded after the visit. Work is limited to what your site approves.

Data hall with rows of server cabinets on a tiled raised floor

Floor tiles and approved subfloor areas

Raised-Floor Cleaning

Cleaning of raised-floor tile surfaces and, where approved, the underfloor space — planned so airflow and cabling are disturbed as little as possible.

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Large new building interior with polished concrete floors

Construction and commissioning cleanup

Post-Construction Cleaning

Removal of construction dust and debris after a build-out, expansion or renovation, staged so a space is ready for commissioning and equipment installation.

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Technician checking server racks with a handheld meter

Measured, not guessed

Particle Testing & Site Assessment

Airborne particle counts with a laser particle counter, reported against ISO 14644-1 cleanliness classes, plus a walk-through of surfaces, subfloor and overhead areas.

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Data center aisle with a technician workstation beside rows of server racks

Conductive contamination

Zinc Whisker Inspection & Remediation

Inspection of galvanized floor pedestals, tile undersides and ceiling grid for zinc whiskers, and controlled removal where they are found.

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Fiber optic cables connected to a network patch panel

Smaller critical spaces

IDF, MDF, UPS & Telecom Rooms

The same methods for the rooms outside the data hall: IDF and MDF closets, telecom rooms, UPS and battery rooms, generator rooms and head-ends.

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Floor being mopped in a bright controlled-environment corridor

Static-control floors

ESD & Epoxy Floor Care

Cleaning of static-dissipative (ESD) and epoxy floors with residue-free methods that keep their electrical properties intact.

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Worker in a mask and coveralls cleaning a high surface with a pole tool

When something goes wrong

Emergency Cleaning

Response cleaning after a water leak, a fire-suppression discharge, a construction dust incident or other contamination event.

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Discuss your facility’s requirements

Tell us about the space, the scope you have in mind and your access windows. We will come back with questions, a walkthrough date or a proposal.