Ceiling Doctor - Services

Travertine

Travertines are limestones comprised of calcium carbonate precipitates and therefore are easily etched by acids. Only neutral cleaners should be used.

Painted concrete slab

Painted concrete slab.

Vinyl covered wall

Vinyl wall fabric

Before and after pictures

Accumulated dust, indoor pollution, spots, and other contaminants left unchecked can affect your business in important ways. To improve the appearance, health, and life span of your of your special wall surfaces, and to protect indoor air quality, we recommend that you remove or isolate sources of indoor air pollution, remove loose dust by vacuuming with HEPA vacuums at appropriate intervals, and clean and sanitize periodically with specialized service from Ceiling Doctor.

Ceiling Doctor uses exclusive products, cleaning equipment, and procedures, to achieve the best possible results for you.The cleaning solution is applied at the right concentration, pH, temperature, pressure, and volume to effectively dissolve and suspend the soil for safe removal from your walls. A final rinse cycle follows to ensure maximum recovery of the cleaning solution and suspended soil. Your wall will be thoroughly cleaned without over-wetting, and finish wiped or polish dried.

For more information about Ceiling Doctor service for your walls please call 416-243-1885..

Wall Care

The cleaning, sanitizing and restoration specialists for ceilings, walls, and carpets

CEILING DOCTOR a Division of Rhonco Enterprises Ltd.

For more information about Ceiling Doctor service for your carpets please call 416-243-1885.

To improve the appearance, health, and life span of your carpet, as well as to protect indoor air quality, we recommend that you:

Place walk-off matts at the exterior entrances.
Vacuum traffic areas such as hallways, stairs, exterior entryways, and paths daily with HEPA vacuums.
Vacuum the entire carpeted area at least once a week.
Remove spots as they occur by blotting the affected area with absorbent cloths or paper towels.
Deep clean periodically with Ceiling Doctor's exclusive process.

Ceiling Doctor uses safe and effective carpet cleaning solutions along with exclusive extraction cleaning equipment and procedures. The cleaning solution is applied at the right concentration, temperature, pressure, and volume to effectively dissolve and suspend the soil for power extraction. A final rinse cycle follows to ensure maximum recovery of the cleaning solution and suspended soil. Your carpet will be thoroughly cleaned without over-wetting, and will dry as quickly as possible.

Most carpet manufacturers recommend periodic deep cleaning as part of a carpet maintenance program because the embedded soil particles abrade the carpet fibers when walked upon. This wear can significantly reduce the life of your carpet. We suggest that you contact the manufacturer of your carpet directly in order to ascertain the cleaning methods they recommend to maintain their warranty. To see an example of a manufacturer's recommendations please visit the General Carpet Maintenance Recommendations page by Milliken https://www.milliken.com/en-us/businesses/floor-covering/technical/technical-documentation

The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) is a non-profit carpet industry association representing manufacturers and other industry stakeholders. The CRI web site https://carpet-rug.org/resources/cleaning-standards/ has a wealth of useful information about carpets, carpet selection, installation, carpet care, carpets and health, and much more.

Carpet Care

Soiled

Wear caused by embedded soil particles can significantly shorten the life span of your carpet.

Clean

Enhance your indoor air quality and extend the life of your carpet with deep cleaning by Ceiling Doctor.

Carpet fibers (500x)

Other types of ceilings cleaned by Ceiling Doctor.

Retail and industrial open decks.

Ceiling Doctor removes dust safely and effectively with industrial capacity HEPA vacuums.

Stucco before and after.

Painted drywall before and after.

Other types of ceilings cleaned by Ceiling Doctor.

Independent lab testing confirmed that Ceiling Doctor’s exclusive cleaning process kills mould, fungi, viruses and bacteria.

Cleaned and sanitized.

To improve the appearance, health, and life span of your acoustic ceilings and to protect indoor air quality, we recommend that you use high efficiency HVAC filters and replace them frequently, ensure that ceiling tiles are moved carefully, remove or isolate sources of indoor air pollution, and clean and sanitize periodically with Ceiling Doctor's exclusive process.

For more information about Ceiling Doctor service for your acoustic ceilings, and for other types of ceilings such open decks with exposed pipes and beams, stucco, or restaurant kitchen ceilings please call 416-243-1885., or visit our acoustic ceiling care FAQ's page.

Fingerprints, minor nicks, scuffs, water stains, ground-in dirt around air diffusers, corrosion on metal surfaces, and holes in t-bars can detract from an otherwise impressive ceiling cleaning result and may lead to high replacement costs. Fortunately, Ceiling Doctor offers comprehensive restorative techniques to enhance the appearance of your ceiling and save you money. Tile replacement can be minimized by safely removing stubborn fingerprints, minor water stains and ground-in dirt, as well as by repairing small nicks and scuffs. T-bar and air diffuser replacement can also be minimized by filling or capping minor holes, and by professional touch ups and refinishing of damaged factory finishes.

Ceiling Doctor uses exclusive products, cleaning equipment, and procedures, refined by years of experience and innovation, to achieve the best possible results for you. The cleaning solution is applied at the right concentration, pH, temperature, pressure, and volume to effectively dissolve and suspend the soil for safe removal from your ceiling. Your acoustic ceiling, including tiles, t-bars, air diffusers, and air return grids, will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. We also offer expert repairs or replacements for acoustic ceilings.

All acoustic ceilings gradually become soiled by dust, indoor pollution, spots, stains, fingerprints, and infiltrated by bacteria, dust mites, fungi and other opportunistic pathogens. The rate of accumulation is usually so slow that it can easily go unnoticed until significant buildup has occurred.