Where does structural cleaning begin regardless of the method chosen?

Structural cleaning begins at the ceiling level for several reasons that are fundamental to effective cleaning practices. Starting at the ceiling allows for the proper removal of dust, dirt, and contaminants that can fall to lower surfaces as cleaning progresses. This approach minimizes the chances of needing to clean lower surfaces multiple times, as debris is not reintroduced onto areas that have already been cleaned.

In addition, cleaning from the top down ensures that any dust or allergens that may accumulate at higher levels are captured before they can settle on furniture or flooring. This is particularly important in spaces where air circulation and retention of particulates can easily affect indoor air quality.

By focusing efforts on the ceiling first, technicians can ensure they maintain an efficient workflow, allowing for a thorough and complete cleaning process. This foundational principle is essential for achieving optimal cleanliness and hygiene throughout the entire structure.