Anti-static, ESD-safe data centre and server room cleaning across Sydney. HEPA vacuuming, raised floor cleaning, subfloor particle control, and cleanroom-standard results — without touching active hardware.
In a data centre, airborne dust particles are a silent threat to equipment uptime and operational reliability. Fine particulate accumulates on server intake vents, raised floor plenums, and cooling system components, progressively degrading airflow, increasing operating temperatures, and accelerating hardware failure. Pro Clean Corp provides specialist data centre and server room cleaning services across Sydney, using anti-static protocols, HEPA-filtered equipment, and cleanroom-standard techniques to remove microscopic contamination without disrupting live systems.
We clean raised floor tiles and pedestals, subfloor plenums, server rack exteriors, cable management systems, perimeter walls, ceilings, and CRAC unit surrounds to ISO 14644-1 Class 8 standard or better. All equipment is ESD-safe — anti-static wrist straps, grounded equipment, and ESD-rated cleaning products throughout. All vacuums are HEPA-filtered to 0.3 microns, ensuring captured particles are not recirculated back into your environment.
All Pro Clean Corp data centre technicians are police-checked with current national police clearances and are directly employed — we use no subcontractors. Combined with $20M public liability insurance, 10+ years of experience, and a strict no-active-hardware-contact policy, we give data centre managers and IT facility operators the specialist cleaning partner their environment demands.
Systematic removal of raised floor tiles with HEPA vacuuming of tiles, pedestals, and support frames. Tiles cleaned front and back before reinstatement. Correct tile positioning restored to maintain critical airflow management throughout the data hall.
HEPA vacuuming of the subfloor plenum to remove accumulated particulate, cable debris, and contamination that restricts cold air delivery from underfloor cooling systems. Subfloor cleaning is one of the highest-impact maintenance activities for data centre energy efficiency.
Anti-static, lint-free microfibre cleaning of server cabinet surfaces, doors, top panels, blanking plates, and cable management panels. Completed without touching active hardware or disturbing cables, airflow baffles, or connected systems.
HEPA vacuuming and anti-static wiping of perimeter walls, ceiling tiles, cable penetration surrounds, CRAC unit exteriors, and return air vents — eliminating the peripheral contamination sources that continuously feed particulate into the data hall environment.
Police-cleared staff · $20M insured · No lock-in contracts · Sydney-wide service.
1300 494 983Data centre cleaning services are only meaningful if the result can be measured, and the measurement everyone in the industry works to is ISO 14644. The standard classifies an environment by the concentration of airborne particles above defined sizes, running from Class 1 at the most stringent through to Class 9. Semiconductor and pharmaceutical cleanrooms sit at the tight end of that scale. A data hall does not need to, and specifying one is an expensive mistake — the target that is actually appropriate for a live white space is ISO 14644-1 Class 8, which is what our programmes are built to achieve and maintain.
Two parts of the standard matter to a facility manager. ISO 14644-1 defines the classification itself and the sampling method used to demonstrate it: a minimum number of sample locations distributed across the floor area, sampled at a defined volume, with the results averaged and compared to the class limit for each particle size. ISO 14644-2 covers the monitoring plan — how often you re-test to show the classification is being held rather than having been achieved once on the day the contractor left. A single certificate with no monitoring behind it tells an auditor very little.
In practice we run a particle count before work begins to establish a baseline, clean to the agreed scope, then re-count after the environment has been allowed to settle. Counting immediately after cleaning while disturbed particulate is still airborne produces a worse number than the room deserves and is one of the more common ways a post-clean report gets misread. The report you receive states the sample locations, the equipment used, the pre- and post-clean readings at each measured particle size, and the resulting classification.
That documentation is what most Sydney facilities actually need it for: maintenance audit trails, ISO 27001 and uptime-tier evidence packs, insurer and client due-diligence requests, and hardware vendor warranty conditions that specify an operating environment. Where a facility is trending toward the class limit between visits, the fix is usually upstream — filter grade at the CRAC or air handling units, a failing door seal, cardboard and packaging being unboxed inside the white space, or construction work in an adjacent tenancy — and we flag those in the report rather than simply cleaning the same contamination again next quarter.
Yes. Subfloor plenum cleaning is a core part of our data centre cleaning service. We carefully remove raised floor tiles, HEPA vacuum the plenum and pedestals to remove accumulated particulate, and replace tiles correctly to restore optimal airflow efficiency. Subfloor contamination is one of the most common causes of cooling system inefficiency in older data centres.
We use only specialist anti-static, non-ammoniated, non-corrosive cleaners specifically formulated for electronics environments and data centre surfaces. All cleaning agents are ESD-safe and will not leave residue that could attract further contamination or cause corrosion on server rack surfaces, cable management systems, or raised floor components.
Yes. We exclusively use HEPA-filtered vacuums rated to capture 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns, ensuring that captured contaminants are not recirculated back into the data centre environment. Standard vacuum cleaners can re-emit fine particles through their exhaust — we use only purpose-built, HEPA-rated equipment certified for cleanroom and data centre environments.
Yes. Our technicians are trained to clean the exterior surfaces of live racks — cabinet doors, top panels, side panels, cable management panels, and blanking plates — carefully, without disturbing cables, airflow baffles, active equipment, or any connected systems. All work is completed without touching active hardware or disrupting operations.
ISO standards and data centre best practice guidelines recommend quarterly or bi-annual deep cleaning for most data centres, with monthly surface maintenance in between. High-density facilities, older buildings with dusty air supplies, or data centres near construction activity may benefit from more frequent cleaning programs. We assess your environment and recommend an appropriate schedule.
Yes. We provide a post-clean particulate count report detailing pre- and post-clean particle levels in your data centre environment. This documentation supports ISO 14644-1 Class 8 compliance records, maintenance audit trails, and equipment warranty requirements from hardware vendors that specify operating environment standards.
Yes. All Pro Clean Corp staff are police-checked, hold current national police clearances, and are directly employed — we use no subcontractors. For data centres with specific security requirements, we can provide staff vetting documentation in advance of site access and work within your visitor management and escort protocols.
Police-cleared staff · $20M insured · No lock-in contracts · experience since 2015 · Uptime guaranteed
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