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Health & safety

Sanitization

In a medical center, a care home or a school, hygiene is not a marketing line. It is the reason the building passes inspection and the reason people in it stay well.

Sanitization runs as a layer on top of cleaning, not instead of it. A surface has to be clean before it can be disinfected, and skipping the first step makes the second one theatre.

A hospital treatment room cleaned, disinfected and reset between patients.

What the Job Actually Involves

  • Touch point disinfection

    Handles, rails, switches, buttons, shared equipment and everything else a building's occupants put their hands on.

  • Whole room treatment

    Full room disinfection where an outbreak, a turnover or a policy requires it.

  • Clean first, then disinfect

    Soil removed before disinfectant goes down, with the dwell time the product actually requires.

  • Healthcare and care settings

    Work that fits the protocols of wards, clinics and care homes rather than fighting them.

How We Run It

  1. Agree the protocol

    Your infection control requirements drive the products and the frequency, not our preference.

  2. Clean the surface

    Disinfectant on a dirty surface does very little. Cleaning comes first, every time.

  3. Apply and dwell

    Product left for its full contact time. Wiping it off early is the most common mistake in the industry.

  4. Record it

    What was treated and when, so you have something to show.

Suited For

  • Medical centers and clinics
  • Senior care and rehabilitation
  • Schools and academies
  • Shared offices and meeting rooms
  • Restrooms and changing areas

Serving Mount Morris, Flint, Davison, Clio, Fenton and across Michigan.

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Questions We Get Asked

Do you follow our infection control policy?
Yes. We work to your protocol and product requirements, which is normal for us given how much healthcare and care work we do.
Can this be added to an existing contract?
Yes, either as a standing part of the rotation or called off when you need it.
Is it disruptive?
Touch point work is not. Whole room treatment takes the room out of use for a period, so it gets scheduled.

Ready for a Building That Looks Looked After?

Gary walks the site with you and prices only what the facility genuinely needs. Julia builds the rotation around your operating hours.