
Project Gallery: The Work, Shown Honestly
Before-and-after photos from real facilities — grease-caked ducts, fouled towers, dust-buried rafters, and what they look like when our crews leave.
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Why We Publish Before-and-After Photos
Adjectives are cheap; photographs aren't. Every image in this gallery comes from an actual Service-Tech project, organized by service line below. The "before" shots also serve a purpose for facility managers: they show what deferred maintenance actually looks like inside systems you rarely open — the grease depth in a duct that hasn't seen NFPA 96 service, the sediment in a tower basin, the dust load on rafters forty feet up. If any of these befores looks familiar, that's your sign to book the after.
Industrial Cleaning
Dry ice blasting, combustible dust removal, plant deep cleans, and high dusting. See the industrial cleaning service line.

Before / after · Collector duct
Before / after · Oval duct
Before / after · Exhaust fan
Oven containment
Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
Supply and return ductwork, AHUs, and coils — source-removal results under NADCA-member discipline. See the commercial air duct cleaning service line.

Before · Blower wheel
After · Blower wheel
Before · Return plenum
After · Return plenum
Before · Duct transition
After · Duct transition
Before · Intake screen
After · Intake screen
Before · Rooftop return
After · Rooftop return
Before · Air handler
After · Air handler
Cooling Tower Cleaning
Basins, fill packs, and distribution decks, from fouled to functional. See the cooling tower cleaning service line.

Before / after · Fill pack
Basin repair
Fill media
Kitchen Exhaust Hood Cleaning
Hoods, grease ducts, and fans cleaned to bare metal per NFPA 96. See the kitchen exhaust hood cleaning service line.

Before · Grease duct
After · Grease duct
Before · Exhaust fan
After · Exhaust fan
Hood cleaning
Before / after · Roof grease
Rope Access Work
Technicians on redundant two-rope systems cleaning stacks, high steel, and facades — no scaffolding in sight. See the rope access service line.

Tied off at height
Industrial stack
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