Colocation sites, data halls, and server rooms in Raleigh, Durham, and RTP, cleaned inside your access rules.
The Triangle has a busy data market. Colocation sites in Raleigh, Durham, and RTP serve companies across the region. Universities, hospitals, and state agencies run their own server rooms and data halls. Many RTP campuses have a data room built right into the building.
We clean data spaces of every size, from one closet to a full hall.
Our plan covers the white floor and everything around it: floors in each hall and cage row, the tops of raised floor tiles, network closets, the operations room, meeting rooms, restrooms with toilets and urinals, break areas, lobbies, mantraps, and the dock. Your racks, cables, and gear stay hands off. We clean the room around them with static safe tools.
On the walkthrough we write down your security process: who signs in, who needs an escort, which doors stay shut to us, and what the crew may carry. That page goes into the plan the crew carries every visit. We keep the same faces on your site as much as we can.
Raleigh is the state capital and home to large universities, and both run a lot of computing. Server rooms in agency buildings and campus halls often get skipped by the regular cleaning crew. We give them their own plan and schedule, and we follow the agency's or school's access rules to the letter.
Summers in the Triangle are humid, and springs bring heavy pine pollen. Both come in through dock doors and entries. We keep extra watch on those areas and use low moisture methods inside the hall.
Many RTP companies run a data room inside their own campus building, often next to labs or offices. These rooms tend to fall between the office crew and the IT team. We give them their own plan, schedule, and access steps, so they get cleaned on purpose instead of by accident.
New racks bring boxes, foam, and dust. We can clean right after the install crew leaves so the room is ready before new gear goes live.
Servers pull in air to stay cool, and dust in that air builds up inside equipment over time. Regular floor and surface cleaning cuts down how much dust gets stirred up, which helps protect costly equipment.
The crew signs in at your desk, waits for an escort if your rules call for one, and cleans the room in the order the plan sets. Packing waste goes out. Floors and surfaces are cleaned with low moisture tools. The crew signs out, and a photo report reaches you the same day.
When a new hall is finished, construction dust sits on floors, ledges, and tile tops. We can clean the finished hall before equipment arrives, then add it to your plan. Older halls can get a one time deep clean to reset the room before a regular schedule starts.
You get a photo report and a log of who was on site after each visit. Those records help when an auditor or a customer asks how your space is kept clean.
We are licensed, bonded, and insured. Our crews pass background checks, get trained on your type of building, and work under a supervisor who knows your site by name.
Every job begins with a walkthrough. Our team visits your site, goes room by room with you, and writes down your hours, your rules, and what bugs you most. You get a custom plan within 24 hours, priced as one clear monthly number with no hidden add ons.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 4030 Wake Forest Rd, STE 349, Raleigh, NC 27609. Visit our Raleigh page to see everything we clean in the area.
No. We clean floors and surfaces in the room and never touch your servers, racks, or cabling.
Yes. We write your access rules into the plan, and the crew follows them every visit.
Yes. We clean server rooms and network closets in public and campus buildings and follow each owner's access rules.
Raleigh, Durham, RTP, Morrisville, Cary, and the rest of the Triangle.
Many sites choose a monthly or quarterly hall clean, with offices and restrooms on a weekly routine. We suggest a schedule after the walkthrough.
Yes. We give campus data rooms their own plan, schedule, and access steps, separate from the office crew.