Disinfection
Commercial disinfecting services in Charlotte, NC
High touch surfaces, restrooms, desks and shared equipment treated with EPA approved agents, plus rapid response fogging after an event or an incident.
Chapter 01
High touch first
Most transfer in a shared building happens through a short list of surfaces: door handles, light switches and elevator buttons. Those come first, every time.
It is a small list, and covering it consistently does more than treating a large area occasionally.
A technician in mask, goggles and gloves using an electrostatic disinfecting sprayer
Rooms that need more than a wipe
Restrooms and sanitation areas are disinfected with EPA approved agents rather than cleaned and left, because visibly clean and actually disinfected are not the same condition.
Breakroom and kitchen sanitization covers countertops, appliances, sinks and utensil areas, which is where food and hands meet shared surfaces.
Chapter 03
Desks are not just desks
Office disinfection covers desks, chairs, keyboards, phones and communal areas. Personal equipment is the part a routine clean generally will not touch, and it is handled by the same people all day.
Shared meeting rooms and communal areas fall into the same category.
When something happens
Post event and emergency disinfection uses rapid response fogging techniques to cover a space quickly when waiting for the next scheduled visit is not an option.
The same approach scales to warehouse and common area disinfection where the footprint is large.
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What disinfecting covers
High-Touch Surface Disinfection
Door handles, light switches and elevator buttons.
Restroom and Sanitation Area Cleaning
EPA approved agents, not a clean and leave.
Office Space Disinfection
Desks, chairs, keyboards, phones and communal areas.
Breakroom and Kitchen Sanitization
Countertops, appliances, sinks and utensil areas.
Post-Event and Emergency Disinfection
Rapid response fogging when the next visit is too late.
Warehouse and Common Area Disinfection
The same approach at a much larger footprint.