What's included
- Hanging flags and pennants
- Championship and recognition banners
- Flag poles and hanging hardware
Not included
- Washing or dry-cleaning fabric
- Rehanging
Why it matters
Banners hang high for years and gray with dust.
More on why it matters
Gyms and arenas are photographed at events.
How AELC providers clean flags and banners
Every provider follows the AELC Source-Control Method: capture the dust, don't move it.
- IdentifyNote fabric type and age.
- CaptureVacuum gently on low suction through a soft brush.
- VerifyPhotograph.
How often, and how it's priced
Recommended frequency
| Gyms, schools and churches | Every 12 months |
Pricing is local
Your local AELC Certified Provider sets the price for your space. What affects it:
- How many flags and banners you have
- Height and access
- Dust, grease or buildup
- One-time reset or recurring schedule
DIY tips between professional visits
- Schedule before graduation or season openers.
Safety: when work stops
- Very high banners are Elevated Access.
See all red-light conditions and what AELC does not do.
Who needs it most
K–12 SchoolsColleges and UniversitiesGyms and Fitness CentersChurches and Houses of WorshipEvent Venues and Banquet Halls
Flag and Banner Dusting: FAQ
Can old banners be damaged by vacuuming?
Providers use low suction and soft brushes. Fragile historic fabric is referred to textile specialists.
Last updated October 4, 2026. Reviewed by the AELC Method team. Local services are performed by independently owned AELC Certified Providers. Above Eye Level Cleaning.