01 · Sanitation-governed
Disinfected, not just wiped.
The risk is biological. Contact time, cross-contamination, and what survives a wipe. A surface that looks clean and a surface that was disinfected are two different outcomes — and only one of them is logged.
Built for medical, dental and veterinary practices, laboratories and clinical offices.
Spec cardWritten · Assigned · Verified
Surface
Exam rooms, high-touch points, restrooms and waiting areas.
Chemistry
EPA-registered disinfectant — the registration number read off the label, not “hospital-grade.”
Method
Applied to every high-touch point first, the room worked, then wiped — so the surface stays wet for the full contact time.
Cloths
Color-coded by area and counted per visit. Fresh, never redistributed.
Verification
Dwell time logged, a timestamped photo set, and a scored inspection sent to you unprompted.
How the work is done
A named technician who has walked your site, and a backup already trained on it.
Background-checked staff with HIPAA and privacy training — charts, labels and screens stay untouched.
Cloths and mop heads that scale with your room count, not one bucket for the building.
A written scope with a frequency on every task, and the exclusions named.
Listen for in other bids
“We rotate,” or “whoever’s available.”
“It’s hospital-grade” — without an EPA registration number.
“We spray and wipe.” If it dries early, it was cleaned. It didn’t disinfect.
“General cleaning,” or a scope where everything reads “as needed.”
Schedule a walkthrough
We quote from the building, not the phone
1We walk the building with you and measure it. Twenty minutes is usually enough to spec it properly.
2You get the scope in writing, task by task, with a frequency on every line and the exclusions named.
3We answer the ten questions in writing. The number comes after that, not before it.
We take a limited number of accounts because every one gets an assigned crew and a written site-specific workup before the first night.
We would rather earn this on answers than on a number.