Disinfecting
Fig. 01 — touchpoint disinfection
Disinfection of touchpoints, restrooms and shared equipment using EPA-listed products applied at the dwell time the label requires.
Overview
Wiping a surface is not the same as disinfecting it. Disinfectants only work when applied to a clean surface and left for the contact time on the label, and that is how our crews are trained to work.
Disinfecting can run as part of nightly cleaning, as a scheduled periodic, or as a response visit after an illness in the building.
- Best for
- Restrooms, break rooms, shared equipment
- Typical cycle
- Nightly or on demand
- Scheduling
- After hours, rapid response
- Surfaces
- Touchpoints, fixtures, hard surfaces
What's included
Confirmed in your scope document before work begins
- High-touch point disinfection: handles, switches, rails, buttons
- Restroom fixture and partition disinfection
- Break room counters, tables and appliance handles
- Shared equipment: phones, keyboards, printers, check-in stations
- Clean-then-disinfect sequence with label dwell times
- Electrostatic spraying for large or complex areas where specified
- Colour-coded cloths to prevent cross-contamination
- Visit log with areas treated and products used
Our process
- 01
Assess
We identify high-touch points and shared equipment floor by floor.
- 02
Specify
Products, dwell times and frequencies are written into the scope.
- 03
Treat
Surfaces are cleaned first, then disinfected and left to dwell.
- 04
Record
Each visit is logged with areas treated and products used.
Industries this suits
Disinfecting FAQ
EPA-listed disinfectants suited to the surface and setting. Safety data sheets are available for every product we bring on site. [Placeholder — confirm product list.]
Yes. Response visits can be scheduled outside the regular programme. [Placeholder — confirm response window.]
Where the scope calls for it. It suits large or complex areas, and is used alongside wiping, not instead of it.
Products are applied per label directions and allowed to dwell and dry before occupants return.