Creating a Safer and Healthier Environment for Everyone

We are able to treat all hard, non-porous surfaces. All commonly touched surfaces and objects to include: Doors, handles, push plates, light switches, desks (to be cleared of papers), phones, keyboards, mice, copiers, chairs, railings, elevators, restrooms, etc. Upholstery, fabrics, and carpets may be treated but may require specialized application

If a surface is dirty, we require that it be cleaned before the surface can be adequately sanitized and disinfected. Dirt and grime create a barrier that will not allow a sanitizer/disinfectant to do its job. So, to fully protect your office and work environment, it’s important to clean first and then sanitize/disinfect. All paper products should be removed from workspaces that require treatment. We will not spray any surface that has papers, folder and envelopes on them for your privacy and damage protection.

No need. The disinfectant can leave a slightly visible residue on darker objects. It is harmless and can be easily removed. We will wipe down any excess residue with a microfiber towel during our final walk-thru.

Professional disinfection should be seen as a part of your overall health and wellness plan. There are many factors that go into the frequency of professional disinfection, to include: Are public visitors frequent or just a core team that you are confident are taking proper protective measures? Are employee’s washing hands upon entering the premise, and frequently during the day? Are employees keeping their area clean utilizing disinfecting wipes daily? Do you have a janitorial service or cleaning service removing organic waste and conducting general cleaning? Have you had anyone symptomatic or a potential contamination? The frequency of treatments needed to maintain surface disinfection varies greatly depending on the environment. See the Stay Ahead of It section of our website for some examples of recommendations.

Yes we can. We will make every effort to work around your schedule and make it as convenient as possible.

Yes, the mist is very fine, 40-100 microns or about the diameter of a human hair. We take additional precautions when treating keyboards, phones, copiers, etc.

The treatment time varies based upon the size of your facility, the site preparations required, the condition of the space, and the contamination that we are treating, or looking to prevent. In many cases, we can work during normal business hours without disrupting your business. In other situations, we work during your off hours. Our advanced equipment technologies allow us to get in and out of your facility as quickly as possible with minimal disruption to your schedule. Many small to medium size treatments are performed less than an hour.

The use of bleach should be limited to situations where better performing and safer alternatives are not available. In the presence of organic matter (the everyday contamination we deal with), bleach loses its effectiveness and requires an extra pre-cleaning step. The caustic nature of bleach often requires a secondary rinse unlike most modern disinfectants. In addition to the extra labor requirements, diluted bleach starts to lose its effectiveness within 24 hours and should be prepared daily to insure it maintains its efficacy. Excess bleach must be discarded each day. Of particular importance to many of our clients who are exposed to bleach on a daily basis, long-term exposure to bleach has well documented health consequences. And if that’s not enough of a reason to consider switching, prolonged use of bleach rapidly degrades furnishings and equipment, unnecessarily increasing your capital expenditures. In this day and age, we have much more effective and eco-friendly alternatives.