Offices and conference rooms
Desks, chairs, tables, phones, keyboards, monitors, handles, switches, furniture, and shared controls.
A measurable sanitization process for shared spaces.
Systematic surface treatment with EPA-registered disinfectants, defined dwell time, and before-and-after cleanliness testing.
- Cleanliness readings establish the starting point
- Tested before
- Minimum disinfectant contact time
- 10-min dwell
- Cleanliness readings verify the completed treatment
- Tested after
- Residential and commercial spaces
- Home + work
More than a quick wipe
Effective sanitization depends on coverage, contact time, and a repeatable process.
High-touch surfaces are spread throughout restrooms, offices, kitchens, conference rooms, and residential spaces. Missing the less obvious touchpoints can leave the job incomplete.
Our procedure combines systematic application, a minimum ten-minute dwell time, and ATP testing, a quick swab test that measures how clean a surface is, before and after treatment.
The problem
High-touch surfaces are numerous, and wiping too quickly can shorten the disinfectant contact time.
The response
Define the treatment area, record a baseline, apply systematically, allow the required dwell time, and test again.
Where we sanitize
Coverage built around how people use the space.
The treatment scope can include residential properties and commercial spaces of different sizes.
Public and high-traffic areas
Furniture, railings, water fountains, elevator controls, doors, and other high-touch points.
Residential spaces
Whole-home scopes can include ceilings, walls, trim, doors, handles, and high-touch surfaces.
The sanitization sequence
Measure, treat, allow contact time, then measure again.
The order creates a clear baseline and gives the disinfectant time to work before the completed treatment is checked.
- Step 1
Define the treatment area
Identify the rooms, shared surfaces, high-touch points, and any special access needs.
- Step 2
Take baseline ATP readings
ATP testing before treatment records the starting condition.
- Step 3
Set air-control equipment
Air scrubbers are installed when called for by the service procedure.
- Step 4
Apply disinfectant systematically
The treatment solution is applied across the surfaces identified in the scope.
- Step 5
Allow at least ten minutes of dwell time
The solution remains on the surface for the stated minimum contact time before the process moves forward.
- Step 6
Complete treatment and test again
Surfaces receive the required follow-up treatment, then post-service ATP testing checks the completed work.
Define the space
Get a sanitization scope built around your property.
Tell us whether the project involves a home, workplace, school, gym, medical space, or another shared facility. We will explain the process and next step. A person answers 24/7.