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Dry, Anti-Static Dusting
- Component dusting. CPU casings, monitor backs, keyboard bases and mouse pads.
- Overheating prevention. Clearing dust from computer fan vents, AC units and UPS systems for maximum airflow and hardware life.
Specialized Computer Lab Cleaning
Anti-static, liquid-safe cleaning that protects expensive IT hardware and keeps your systems running cool.
Academic and corporate computer labs are significant investments — and they are highly sensitive to dust, static and liquid. Ordinary wet cleaning can damage screens, keyboards and circuits, while ordinary dusters push particles into cooling vents, leading to overheating and hardware failure.
Our tech-safe procedures are designed to protect your equipment and keep your systems running cool, efficient and clean.
Tech-safe protocols
Anti-static dusting
Non-shedding microfiber that traps dust instead of pushing it into vents.
Liquid-free screen care
No ammonia sprays — screen-safe wipes that protect anti-glare coatings.
Cable-safe floors
Dry and semi-dry mopping near sockets and cable runs. We never pull or unplug cords.
What's included
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Screen-Safe Monitor Care
- Specialized cleaners. Screen-safe microfiber wipes designed for glass and LED displays.
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Keyboard & Mouse Sanitization
- Germ control. Keyboards and mice are among the highest-touch surfaces on any campus. We disinfect them with quick-evaporating, electronics-safe sanitizers.
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Electrical & Floor Safety
- Moisture-controlled mopping. No wet floors near extension cords, floor-level outlets or ethernet runs.
- Cable care. Staff are trained never to pull, stretch or unplug cords while cleaning.
Recommended cleaning frequency
- Daily: wiping keyboards, mice and computer tables to keep them germ-free.
- Every two weeks: screen cleaning and fan dusting to keep monitors spotless and vents clear.
- Monthly: a full anti-static deep clean of CPUs, cable paths and floors.
Free · 15 minutes · No obligation
Book your site walkthrough
We visit, assess your space and prepare a custom service package — so your quote is exact, not a guess.