DISINFECTION YOU CAN DOCUMENT.
Scheduled touch-point disinfection and full electrostatic treatments for Minnesota offices, clinics, classrooms, fitness rooms, and production areas. Technicians apply EPA-registered chemistry at the labeled dwell time and log what was treated, when, and with what.
- EPA
- REGISTERED PRODUCTS ONLY
- DWELL
- LABEL TIMES HELD AND LOGGED
- 24HR
- OUTBREAK RESPONSE WINDOW
- LOGGED
- ROOM BY ROOM TREATMENT LOG
DISINFECTING SERVICES / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Disinfection matched to risk, not to a calendar square.
A dental suite, a daycare wing, and a machine shop carry different exposure. Frequency and method are set by occupancy, surface type, and how fast an absence spreads through your staff.
- *Electrostatic
- +Touch-point
- OKOn call
18 treatment zones
Door hardware, switches, rails, desks, phones, shared equipment, restrooms, and gathering rooms.
Choose how deep the disinfection goes.
Every program includes product documentation, technician training records, and a treatment log you can hand to an auditor.
- 01PRG-TOUCH
Touch
Daily add-on
High-contact hardware and shared surfaces wiped and disinfected during the regular cleaning visit
- 02PRG-ROOM
Room
Weekly rotation
Full electrostatic coverage of restrooms, break rooms, and shared conference space each week
- 03PRG-SHIELD
Shield
Seasonal
Intensified coverage through respiratory season with added rounds during peak absence weeks
- 04PRG-RESPONSE
Response
On demand
Emergency dispatch after a confirmed case with isolation of the affected area and same-week retreatment
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
The surfaces people actually touch, named in the agreement.
Disinfecting fails when it is vague. Your scope lists the hardware, the equipment, and the rooms by name, along with the product used and the contact time required for the claim on that label.
ENTRY POINTS
Door handles, push plates, and crash bars
Badge readers and keypads
Elevator buttons and handrails
Reception counters and sign-in tablets
SHARED ROOMS
Conference tables and chair arms
Break room counters and appliance handles
Training room desks and podiums
Locker and fitness room equipment
WORK SURFACES
Desk tops and shared workstations
Phones, headsets, and copier panels
Shop tool handles and control panels
Exam tables and treatment chairs
VERIFICATION
Product name and lot recorded
Dwell time confirmed per room
Technician sign-off per visit
Treatment log delivered monthly
Technicians trained for the rooms that carry the most risk.
Clinics and dental practices
Operatory turnover, waiting room treatment, and chemistry selected to sit correctly alongside your own infection control policy.
Schools and childcare
Classroom, cafeteria, and restroom treatment scheduled around dismissal so surfaces are dry and safe before the next arrival.
Food and beverage production
Food-contact and non-contact zones treated with separate chemistry and separate equipment to protect your sanitation program.
Put disinfection on a schedule before the next outbreak sets one for you.
Pair routine touch-point work with an on-call response clause so a confirmed case triggers a crew instead of a search.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->DISINFECTING MANAGEMENT
PROVE IT WAS TREATED. NOT JUST SPRAYED.
Your facility manager sets the chemistry, the zones, and the frequency, then holds the paperwork. When HR, a regulator, or a tenant asks what was done, the answer is a dated log rather than a recollection.
- 01
MAP THE RISK
Occupancy, shared equipment, ventilation, and absence history reviewed to rank which zones need treatment first.
- 02
SET THE CHEMISTRY
Products are selected for surface compatibility and claim, with safety data sheets filed before the first visit.
- 03
TREAT AND RECORD
Technicians work the zone list, hold label dwell times, and sign off room by room on every visit.
- 04
ESCALATE ON CALL
A confirmed case triggers dispatch, isolation of the affected area, and a documented retreatment within the week.
READY FOR A DISINFECTING PROPOSAL?
NAME THE ROOMS. WE’LL SET THE PROTOCOL.
Request a walkthrough and get a zone map, a product list, and treatment pricing before you commit to anything.
- ENTRIES
- DESKS
- RESTROOMS
- EQUIPMENT
- CLASSROOMS
- LOGS