Colocation suites downtown and in Southfield, plus company and hospital server rooms, cleaned with methods made for sensitive spaces.
Detroit's data sites sit in a few clusters. Downtown has colocation suites in older office buildings near Campus Martius, close to the fiber that runs under the city. Southfield has a cluster of data centers near the M-10 and Northwestern Highway area, and more sites sit in Troy and other suburbs. Large new campuses are planned west of the city near Van Buren Township.
Hospitals, schools, banks, and big companies also keep their own server rooms across the region.
On a data hall visit, we clean the floor in each hall and cage row, the tops of raised floor tiles, network closets, and meet me rooms. Support spaces have their own routine: the NOC, offices, restrooms, break areas, the lobby, mantraps, and the dock. Racks, servers, and cables are hands off.
Each operator runs its own security process. Sign in, badges, escorts, and doors that stay closed to us all go on one page in the plan. The crew carries it every visit, and we keep the same people on your site as much as we can.
Dry winter air and heating systems stir up fine dust, and every dock door lets in salt and grit. We give extra care to docks, mantraps, and the first rows of the hall from late fall through early spring.
Downtown network buildings have shared lobbies, freight elevators, and tenant suites on many floors. We clean the suites you control, follow the building's rules for shared spaces, and log every visit.
Many offices, clinics, and schools have one server room or a few network closets that collect dust because no one goes in. We add them to your plan with a simple monthly or quarterly visit.
New racks leave boxes, foam, and dust. We can clean right after the install crew leaves, so the room is ready before gear goes live.
Each visit is logged with the date, the crew, and photos, so you have a clean record for audits and customer reviews.
Dust that settles on floors and tile tops gets picked up by cooling air and pulled toward equipment. Over time, it can make machines run hotter. Regular cleaning breaks that cycle and helps protect expensive gear.
Many Southfield and Troy office buildings have tenants with their own data rooms, built when the suburbs were the region's office hub. These rooms are often small, tucked away, and easy to forget. A set visit on your calendar keeps them from turning into dust traps.
With new campuses planned in the region, many operators are adding space. When a new hall or suite comes online, we walk it with your team and add it to the written plan before the first visit.
Getting started is simple. We walk your building with you, learn your hours and pet peeves, and take notes room by room. Within 24 hours you have a written plan and one monthly price, with nothing tacked on later.
We are licensed, bonded, and insured. Every crew member is background checked and trained, supervisors inspect on a schedule, and you get photo reports after the work is done.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 2785 E Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI 48211. Visit our Detroit page to see everything we clean in the area.
Never. We clean floors, tile tops, and surfaces only.
Yes. We clean data sites in Southfield, Troy, downtown Detroit, and across the suburbs.
We write your sign in, badge, and escort rules into the plan, and the crew follows them every visit.
Many sites choose monthly or quarterly data hall cleaning, with offices and restrooms weekly.
Yes. We remove packing waste and clean right after the install crew leaves.
Yes. Each visit is logged with photos you can keep for audits.
Yes. We clean server rooms and closets in offices, clinics, and schools.
Yes. We clean data rooms and network closets in Troy and Southfield office buildings on a set schedule.
Yes. We walk any new hall or suite with your team and add it to the written plan before the first visit.
Yes. We clean the suites you control and follow the building's rules for lobbies, freight elevators, and docks.
We give extra care to docks, mantraps, and the first rows of the hall from late fall through early spring.