Museums and art centers
Cleaning around the exhibits, not on them
Galleries and exhibit spaces cleaned with pH-neutral products, non-abrasive tools and protective barriers; lobbies, cafes and restrooms kept up with thousands of visitors a day; events set up and cleared the same night. The Computer History Museum is on our client list.
What is included
Scope for museums and art centers
Exhibit and gallery cleaning
Floors, vitrines and cases, benches and rails cleaned to the curator's rules; dusting with soft tools; nothing touches an artefact.
Climate and environmental awareness
HVAC filter management and rounds that respect gallery temperature and humidity set points; vendor coordination for controls.
Daily custodial
Galleries, offices, auditoriums, classrooms and visitor centres on a nightly scope.
Event cleaning and set-up
Before, during and after events: set-up, porters on the floor, post-event clean-up, next-morning reset.
Sanitation and restocking
High-traffic restrooms serviced through the day; cafes and lobbies restocked; high-touch rounds.
Waste and recycling
Visitor-area streams, event waste, compactor management, documentation.
Museums and Art Centers
The Bay Area, Monterey Peninsula, Santa Cruz, Sacramento and the Central Valley
What is different about a museum
The rules come from the collection. Crews on museum accounts are trained on the curator's do-not-touch list, the approved products and the barriers before the first shift; the coach walks the galleries with the checklist each night. Public areas are the other half of the job: a museum lobby on a Saturday sees more traffic than most offices in a week, so restrooms and high-touch surfaces run on a day schedule.
Cultural clients
The Computer History Museum is among the museums and cultural institutions on our client list.
Questions people ask
Will your crew touch the exhibits?
No. Exhibits, artefacts and artworks are never touched; the scope defines what is cleaned around them and with what.
Can you support evening events?
Yes. Porters during the event, clean-up after, and a reset before opening.
What products do you use in galleries?
pH-neutral cleaners and non-abrasive tools approved by your conservation team; the list is part of the scope.
Do you maintain the HVAC in galleries?
Filter management and rounds, with set points respected; controls work goes to your vendor or ours, escorted and logged.
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Get a museum scope
Gallery footprint, visitor numbers and the event calendar. We reply within one business day.
