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Germs are invisible—but their effects are not. Whether you're living alone or with family, it's easy for bacteria and viruses to build up on everyday surfaces. You touch your phone, doorknob, and toilet flush handle more often than you realize. According to the National Institute of Health, viruses like SARS-CoV-2 can live on plastic and stainless steel for up to 72 hours. This means your space may stay contaminated even after people leave.
If you're concerned about the health and safety of your home or workspace, especially after someone has been sick or after a major cleaning event, a full sanitizing and disinfecting service helps give you peace of mind. It's not just about what looks clean—it's about what is safe. You want your home, office, or business to be a place where you feel confident breathing, touching, and living.
You can request sanitizing and disinfecting for:
If someone in your home has had the flu, COVID-19, or another illness, invisible germs can remain behind. A full disinfecting session ensures your living space is safe again for everyone.
When entering or leaving a property, you want to be sure the space is truly clean—not just on the surface. Sanitizing helps remove bacteria from areas that regular cleaning can miss.
If you manage a store, clinic, or salon, customers touch multiple surfaces throughout the day. Disinfecting high-touch zones protects both your staff and your visitors.
Pets can bring in dirt and bacteria from outside. If you share your space with a dog or cat, a deep sanitizing service helps reduce allergens and odors.
Homes with a newborn, elderly adult, or someone with a weak immune system need higher levels of cleanliness. Disinfection helps create a safer environment for those most at risk.
Your space is cleaned with products approved to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. These are safe for home use but strong enough for clinics and labs.
You may not realize how many items you touch each day. This service is designed to target the most common surfaces that collect germs—more than a basic clean would reach.
You don’t need to leave your home for days. The service is efficient, and most areas are safe to use again after a short wait.
First, your space is checked to understand what areas need attention. High-touch points and traffic zones are identified.
Surfaces must be cleaned before disinfecting to remove dust and dirt. This step is essential for the disinfectant to work properly.
Using spray, misting, or wipe-down techniques, disinfectant is applied to all major surfaces and items. Special attention is given to electronics and delicate materials.
Disinfectants need contact time to be effective. After application, the area is left to sit for a short period. Some areas may need a light air-out process afterward.
You do a walk-through to check everything. Instructions are given for how long to wait before touching sanitized areas.
What’s the difference between cleaning and disinfecting?
Cleaning removes visible dirt and dust. Disinfecting kills germs on surfaces using approved chemical solutions.
Do I need to leave my home during the service?
No, but it is best to stay away from treated areas during the wait time after disinfecting.
Will this service remove smells as well?
While disinfectants can reduce odors, deodorizing is a separate service. Sanitizing focuses on killing bacteria and viruses.
Is this safe for children and pets?
Yes. Disinfectants used are safe when dry. Areas are aired and wiped down for safety, and re-entry times are provided.
What’s included in the service?
The service includes high-touch surfaces, electronics, bathrooms, kitchens, and requested furniture. Special areas can be added upon request.
Can I get this done after regular cleaning?
Yes, and that’s recommended. Disinfecting works best on clean surfaces, so it’s often done after a deep clean.
How often should I get disinfecting done?
For homes, once every 1–3 months or after sickness is enough. For businesses, a weekly or biweekly schedule is common.
Does this kill COVID-19 and other viruses?
Yes. The disinfectants used are tested to kill COVID-19 and similar viruses when applied correctly.
