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Targeted disinfection of high-touch areas in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and government buildings, helping maintain a clean, safe, and healthy environment.

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What It Covers

Cleaning Removes Soil. Disinfection Reduces Pathogens.

Those are two different jobs, and this is the distinction most facilities miss. General cleaning removes visible dirt from a surface. Disinfection is a separate step that reduces pathogens on that surface after it has been cleaned.

For most facilities the two work together on a defined rhythm: routine cleaning throughout, with disinfection concentrated on the surfaces that are touched most often and shared by the most people.

The right frequency depends on your environment. A medical facility, a school, and a professional office each carry different levels of risk and different obligations, so the program should reflect that rather than being applied uniformly.

Where disinfection is concentrated

Door handles, push plates, and entry hardware
Light switches, thermostats, and wall controls
Shared desks, counters, and reception surfaces
Elevator buttons, handrails, and stairwell touch points
Restroom fixtures, dispensers, and partition handles
Break room appliances, handles, and shared tables
Conference room tables, chairs, and shared equipment
Keyboards, phones, and shared devices where requested

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between cleaning, sanitising, and disinfecting?
Cleaning physically removes dirt and organic matter from a surface. Sanitising reduces bacteria to levels considered safe by public health standards. Disinfecting uses chemical agents to destroy or inactivate a broader range of pathogens on a hard, non-porous surface. Effective disinfection requires the surface to be cleaned first.
How often should high-touch surfaces be disinfected?
For most commercial offices, high-touch disinfection as part of a nightly janitorial routine is appropriate. Facilities with higher risk or higher shared use, such as medical offices, schools, gyms, and childcare, typically warrant daily or more frequent attention. The right frequency is set during your walkthrough.
Can disinfection be scheduled without disrupting our operations?
Yes. Disinfection is usually performed after hours as part of the janitorial routine. For facilities that need daytime coverage, day porter service can include high-touch disinfection during business hours.
Do you offer one-time disinfection after an illness outbreak?
Yes. One-time disinfection can be scheduled as a standalone service, which is common after a confirmed illness in a workplace or school. Contact us and we will schedule as quickly as the facility allows.

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