High Dusting Services
Our high dusting services cover racking, trusses, ductwork and light fixtures above ladder height. Crews work from boom or scissor lifts with fall protection, and the aisle under the lift is cleared first. It is booked as a scheduled project after a walkthrough, not as a nightly add-on.
- Licensed and insured
- Lift crews with fall protection
Overview
Dust above ladder height
High dusting is lift-based cleaning of everything overhead that a floor crew never reaches: racking beams, ceiling trusses, ductwork and light fixtures. Warehouses, plants and large retail bays book it when a safety walk, an insurer note or a fire inspection flags dust on the steel.
Cardboard fines and forklift dust settle on beams long before anyone looks up, and nightly scrubbing never gets there. We work from boom and scissor lifts, with fall protection on the crew, and follow your site's height-safety rules. We bring the lift, or inspect yours first if it is certified for the height.
Dust that sits on steel does not stay there. Air movement from dock doors and HVAC can drop it onto stock and equipment below, and heavy build-up is what an inspector flags. Clearing it from the top down keeps the floor clean longer. Our guide on how cleaning affects indoor air explains where dust control fits in a building's cleaning scope.
Floors and docks are a separate job: see our warehouse cleaning services. Atriums and large retail ledges collect dust the same way, and daily upkeep there sits under shopping mall cleaning.
What's included
What a high dusting job covers
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Racking beams and tops
Beam faces and the tops of racking are HEPA-vacuumed, so dust is lifted out rather than blown down onto stock.
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Ceiling trusses
Truss chords, bracing and purlins are cleaned from the lift, section by section along the bay.
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Ductwork and vents
Duct exteriors, pipe runs and vent faces are cleaned. Cleaning inside the air system is quoted as its own service.
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Light fixtures
High-bay lights, fittings and conduit are wiped down, so fixtures are not carrying a layer of dust.
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Boom and scissor lifts
We bring the lift, or inspect yours first. Lift crews work with fall protection and your site's rules.
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Live-floor coordination
The aisle under the lift is released. Adjacent aisles and docks can stay open when coned off.
Your written quote confirms the areas, heights and access.
Booking the job
What we need from you
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Highest beam
Tell us the tallest point we need to reach. It decides which lift we send.
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Racking access
Say whether racking can be pulled from, so we know which beam tops we can reach from the aisle.
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Aisles you can release
Name the aisles that can be cleared and when. We work through those and leave live docks alone.
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One-time or periodic
Book it once after an inspection flag, or on a cycle. The walkthrough sets the frequency.
How it works
From walkthrough to written quote
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Step 1: Tell us about your space
Send the address, bay height and what the inspector or safety walk flagged.
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Step 2: We review your needs
We check which aisles you can release and whether racking can be pulled from.
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Step 3: Facility walkthrough
A crew lead walks the bay, measures the lift path and settles which lift fits the steel.
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Step 4: Receive your written quote
You get a written quote within 1 business day. The free site assessment is part of it.
Related services
Work that pairs with high dusting
Add the floors and the dust cleanup once the steel is done.
Warehouse Cleaning
Nightly floors, aisles and docks once the steel above them is clean.
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Post-Construction Cleaning
Fine construction dust cleared from every surface after the trades leave.
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Strip and Wax Services
Floors stripped and recoated once the dust above them is down.
View serviceFAQs
High dusting questions
Quick answers before the walkthrough.
Yes. We bring a boom or scissor lift sized to the bay. If your building already has a lift that is certified for the height, we inspect it first and use it when it passes. The walkthrough confirms which machine the job needs.
Typical warehouse truss work sits in the 20 to 40 foot range. Taller bays are quoted from a walkthrough, so the lift matches both the steel and the floor it has to travel on. Give us the highest beam height when you request the quote.
Lift crews work with fall protection and follow your site's height-safety rules. We do not stand on pallet racking to dust, and no lift job starts until the aisle under the lift is released. Our crews are background-checked, and Everest is licensed and insured.
Only the aisle under the lift has to be released. Adjacent live aisles and docks can stay open if they are coned off and forklifts keep out of the lift's swing radius. We confirm the layout at the walkthrough.
It depends on the dust load and what your operation produces. Most sites book it as a scheduled job after a safety walk or inspection flag, then set a repeat cycle from what the walkthrough shows. We do not set a cycle before we see the steel.
We price from a walkthrough. Bay height, floor area under the work, racking access, lift type and the aisles you can release all move the number. A free site assessment is available, and we send a written quote within 1 business day.
Book a lift dusting walkthrough
Tell us the highest beam, whether we bring a boom or scissor lift, and which aisles you can release.
Quote within 1 business day. Free site assessment.