Commercial Cleaning and Industrial Cleaning
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Expert Industrial Building Cleaning
Industrial production dirt, grease and debris buildup can be a serious health and safety issue and can only be safely handled by certified professionals. Atlantic Corp experts are certified by the National Association of Mold Professionals, CMI, CMRC and IEP. Trust our team of experts to handle the process professionally and safely every step of the way.
Some Of Our Clients
Fujifilm Diosynth
Coty
WTVD
Chickfila
Army Corp of Engineers
Cintas
BB&T
Fort Fisher Parks & Rec
Town of Apex
Syngenta
Holly Springs Police Department
Glaxo Smith Kline
Seymour Johnson AFB
Camp Lejuene MB
Sport Durst Chrysler Dodge Jeep
State of North Carolina
Raleigh Fire Department
Raleigh Police Department
Holly Springs Police Department
Microsoft
WTVD 11
LKQ
Ocean Ridge Golf
Landfall Country Club
Industrial Cleaning Areas:
Rafters
Ceiling systems
Ceilings deck
Fire systemsÂ
Conduit
Lighting
Storage areas
Pipe systems
Ceiling tiles
WallsÂ
FlooringÂ
Exhaust hoods
Confined Area Cleaning
Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
Complete Cleaning and Sanitizing-Our staff are certified Air Systems Cleaning Specialists by NADCA to provide air duct cleaning for commercial and industrial customers. We use state-of-the-art equipment to safely remove debris and any mold contamination from your HVAC system without contaminating the rest of the building.
Exterior ductwork
Interior ductwork
HVAC systems
Coils
Vav Boxes
Terminal Boxes
Exhaust Ducts
Duct Sealing
Steam Tunnels
Confined Area Cleaning
Commercial Waterproofing
Complete Waterproofing and Drainage Solutions
Atlantic Corp has provided waterproofing and drainage services to many commercial businesses since 2005. If you have noticed wetness on your foundation walls, water seepage through a crack, or standing water, we encourage you to contact us today for a free quote. Our company holds the IICRC Water Damage Restoration Certificate as well as numerous other industry certifications.
French Drains
Channel and Trench Drains
Catch Basins
Dry Wells
Stormwater Channels
Damp proofing
Waterproofing
Perimeter Drainage
Storm Water Drainage
Coatings
Water Intrusion
Sump Pumps and Dehumidifiers
Why is commercial and industrial HVAC duct cleaning important?
Commercial and industrial HVAC duct cleaning helps remove dust, debris, allergens, and contaminants that accumulate within the ventilation system over time. Clean ductwork can improve indoor air quality, support employee health and comfort, enhance HVAC efficiency, and help maintain a cleaner environment throughout the facility.
How often should commercial HVAC ducts be cleaned?
The frequency of duct cleaning depends on the type of facility, occupancy levels, industry requirements, and environmental conditions. Manufacturing facilities, healthcare buildings, schools, warehouses, and commercial offices may require different cleaning schedules. A professional inspection can help determine the appropriate maintenance plan for your HVAC system.
Can dirty HVAC ducts affect business operations?
Yes. Excessive dust and debris within ductwork can reduce airflow, place additional strain on HVAC equipment, contribute to poor indoor air quality, and potentially increase energy costs. In some industries, contamination within the ventilation system may also affect regulatory compliance, product quality, or employee productivity.
What are the signs that commercial HVAC ducts need cleaning?
Common indicators include visible dust around vents, poor airflow, musty odors, excessive indoor dust accumulation, recent construction or renovation work, mold concerns, increased allergy complaints, or declining HVAC performance. Facilities with high dust generation or specialized production environments should also consider periodic inspections.
Is commercial HVAC duct cleaning different from residential duct cleaning?
Yes. Commercial and industrial HVAC systems are typically larger, more complex, and often require specialized equipment and cleaning procedures. Professional commercial duct cleaning follows industry standards and may involve cleaning ductwork, air handlers, coils, fans, diffusers, and other HVAC components to ensure the entire system operates efficiently and safely.

