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Security-Widefield, CO · El Paso County

High Dusting & Light Fixture Cleaning in Security-Widefield

The short answer

High Dusting & Light Fixture Cleaning in Security-Widefield, CO: Vaulted ceilings, beams, fans, and chandeliers — the surfaces that never get cleaned because nobody can reach them.

What it costs
Priced by ceiling height and fixture count. Frequently bundled with interior window cleaning since the staging is already up.
What is included
Vaulted and cathedral ceilings, beams, and ledges; Ceiling fans, including blade tops; Chandeliers and multi-tier fixtures, cleaned in place or lowered; Recessed can trims and pendant fixtures; Air return grilles and high vents.
Where we work
Security-Widefield and the surrounding El Paso County, including Security, Widefield, Stratmoor.
Getting a quote
Free and no obligation. Call (719) 963-7440 or request a quote online.

Every house with a vaulted ceiling has a layer of dust nobody has touched since it was built, because reaching it requires equipment most people do not own and should not be standing on. We are already bringing poles and staging for two-story glass, which makes this the natural thing to do at the same visit.

What this means in Security-Widefield specifically

Local housing stock

Predominantly 1960s through 1980s single-family homes, which means original aluminum frames, single glazing, and interior storm windows are all still in service.

Tree cover and organic staining

Mature cover in the established Security and Stratmoor neighborhoods produces heavy leaf litter in window wells and tracks.

Dust and wind exposure

Regular hail and strong downslope wind drive grit into screens and tracks. Screen mesh on homes this age is frequently too brittle to remove safely.

Security-Widefield sits at approximately 5,600 feet.

What is included

  • Vaulted and cathedral ceilings, beams, and ledges
  • Ceiling fans, including blade tops
  • Chandeliers and multi-tier fixtures, cleaned in place or lowered
  • Recessed can trims and pendant fixtures
  • Air return grilles and high vents

How we do it

  1. 1

    Assess reach and fragility

    Fixture height, weight, and whether anything is antique or hand-blown determines whether it gets cleaned in place or carefully taken down.

  2. 2

    Protect below

    Floors and furniture covered before anything is disturbed, because high dusting brings a season of dust straight down.

  3. 3

    Dry first, then detail

    Loose dust removed dry. Wet-wiping first just turns dust into streaks on a surface nobody can easily reach to fix.

  4. 4

    Fixtures individually

    Chandelier arms and crystals done piece by piece. Spraying a fixture and hoping is how finishes get damaged and how water gets into sockets.

What it costs

Priced by ceiling height and fixture count. Frequently bundled with interior window cleaning since the staging is already up.

We quote Security-Widefield properties before starting, and the number you hear is the number you pay. If something on site changes the scope, you hear about it before we do the work rather than on the invoice.

Neighborhoods we serve in Security-Widefield

Security, Widefield, Stratmoor, and everywhere else in Security-Widefield.

Fully Insured
Free Photo-Documented Inspection
Written Scope Before You Sign
Locally Owned & Operated

High Dusting questions from Security-Widefield

How often does high dusting need doing?

Once a year is plenty for most homes. Vaulted spaces with a wood stove or forced air returns near the ceiling benefit from twice.

Can you clean a chandelier without taking it down?

Usually yes, from a platform or lift, which is faster and lower risk. Very heavy or intricate crystal fixtures are sometimes better lowered, and we will tell you which yours is.

Do you clean the tops of ceiling fan blades?

Yes. The top of the blade is where the entire buildup lives and it is the part almost everyone misses.

High Dusting & Light Fixture Cleaning in Security-Widefield

Free quote, an honest answer about what is achievable, and no pressure either way.