High-Touch & Infection Control
Commercial disinfection and sanitizing
EPA-registered products applied to the surfaces that actually transmit, held for the contact time the label requires, and documented so you can evidence it.
- EPA-registered products
- Full label contact time
- Documented per visit
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What's Included
Disinfection & Sanitizing coverage
High-Touch Programs
Scheduled disinfection of the points hands actually contact through a day.
Clinical Environments
Room-type protocols for exam, procedure and treatment space.
Outbreak Response
Escalated frequency and added day coverage for the duration.
Documentation
Per-visit records, product list and SDS pack for your compliance file.
How It Works
From first call to first clean
- 01
Map the touchpoints
We identify what is genuinely high-touch in your building rather than applying a generic list, because it differs by facility type and traffic pattern.
- 02
Select to the claim
Products are chosen against the pathogen profile and the substrate, with the label's contact time and surface compatibility both checked.
- 03
Build it into the route
Disinfection is sequenced into the nightly route rather than sold as an occasional add-on, because transmission does not happen occasionally.
- 04
Record it
Each visit is logged in JANI-QC with time stamps and photo evidence, so the work is evidenced rather than asserted.
Our Method
How we deliver disinfection & sanitizing
Disinfection fails on process far more often than on product, and it fails invisibly: a surface that was sprayed and immediately wiped looks exactly like one that was properly disinfected. Almost every deficiency we find when taking over an account comes down to one of three things, and the method exists to close all three.
Clean before you disinfect
Organic soil inactivates most disinfectant actives, so soil is removed first and the disinfectant applied to a clean surface. Going straight to disinfectant on a soiled surface produces a treated-looking surface that has not been disinfected, and it is the single most common error in the trade.
Hold the contact time
The surface stays visibly wet for the product's full labelled dwell, which ranges from under a minute to over ten. Where the dwell is long, the route is built so the technician applies, moves to the next area and returns rather than wiping early to keep pace.
Dilute at a proportioner
Concentrates are dispensed through metered stations at the label ratio. Under-dilution wastes product and can damage surfaces, over-dilution silently voids the kill claim, and neither is detectable by looking at the floor afterwards.
Separate by risk zone
Color-coded microfiber keeps restroom, clinical, general and food-service textiles from ever crossing. Without separation, disinfection moves organisms between zones with great efficiency, which is worse than not doing it at all.
Target what is actually touched
Effort concentrates on hardware, switches, rails, shared equipment and counters rather than being spread evenly across every square foot. Fogging a room and skipping the door handle is theatre, and we will say so rather than sell it.
Escalate on outbreak, then stand down
During an outbreak we increase high-touch frequency and can add day coverage for the duration, then return to baseline. Permanent escalation is a budget leak, so the trigger and the stand-down are both written into the scope.
Built to published industry standards
Labor is workloaded on ISSA production rates, the quality system follows the CIMS management framework, green practice follows Green Seal GS-42, and chemical handling follows OSHA Hazard Communication with EPA-registered products held to label contact time.
- ISSA
- Green Seal
- OSHA
- EPA
Scope of Work
What a standard scope includes
Written per facility after a walkthrough. This is the baseline for disinfection & sanitizing, adjusted to your square footage, frequency and operating hours.
- Door hardware, switches, handrails and push plates
- Reception counters, shared desks and touchscreens
- Restroom fixtures, dispensers and partition hardware
- Break room, kitchen and vending touchpoints
- Shared equipment, phones and conference technology
- Elevator buttons, kick plates and lobby furniture
- Clinical exam and treatment surfaces where applicable
- Escalated outbreak-period frequency
Questions
Disinfection & Sanitizing: common questions
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Day, evening and overnight programs for Arizona facilities, run by directly employed crews against a written scope, with quality documented on every visit.
Post-Construction Cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up cleans sequenced against your punch list, staffed to hold the turnover date rather than a fixed crew size.
Floor Care & Strip/Wax
Restoration and maintenance for VCT, concrete, tile and carpet, scheduled as defined line items so the cost and the downtime are known in advance.
Window & Glass Cleaning
Storefront to high-rise, including the hard-water etching and post-monsoon dust that Arizona glass collects and a standard wash does not remove.
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