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Surface disinfection

Electrostatic Disinfection in Addison

Charged disinfectant mist that reaches the sides and undersides wiping misses, applied with EPA-registered products as labeled.

Why Spray Instead of Wipe?

Coverage. Wiping reaches whatever faces up and whatever the cleaner remembers to grab. It does not do well with chair undersides, cabinet pulls, the back of a monitor arm or the many surfaces of a restroom stall. Electrostatic equipment solves that. As disinfectant leaves the sprayer it picks up an electrical charge. Charged droplets push away from one another and are attracted to surfaces, so the mist spreads evenly and wraps around objects, settling on hidden faces as well as the ones pointed at the nozzle. Commercial Cleaners Addison uses EPA-registered disinfectants and applies each according to its label, including the contact time the surface needs to stay wet. Grime comes off before any spraying, since a disinfectant cannot reach a surface buried under dirt. Before setting a schedule, we look at the space and the rooms that see the most shared use. Some clients add it to their routine service in restrooms, breakrooms and open work areas. Others call when illness has gone around the office and they want a thorough treatment.

What Is Treated?

We confirm the areas on the walkthrough. Typical coverage looks like this.

  • Clean first

    Visible soil removed so disinfectant reaches the surface.

  • Product choice

    Picked from EPA-registered options to match your materials.

  • Workstations

    Desks, chairs, dividers, phones and keyboard trays.

  • Restroom surfaces

    Fixtures, partitions, handles and dispensers.

  • Lunch areas

    Seating, tabletops, fridge pulls and microwave doors.

  • Shared hardware

    Door hardware, rails, elevator buttons and shared devices.

  • Label wet period

    Each product gets the full wet period its label specifies.

  • Schedule or one-off

    Routine treatments or a single visit when you need one.

How Is a Treatment Planned?

  1. Identify shared areas

    On the walkthrough we flag the spots where many people touch the same thing.

  2. Set the plan

    Areas, frequency and price go in writing, with treatment timed for when the building is empty.

  3. Clean and spray

    The crew cleans, sprays and respects the label's contact time, then confirms the areas were covered.

Why Use Our Crews for Disinfection?

  • Label followed

    Products applied as directed, contact time included.

  • Planned from the walkthrough

    Treatment focuses on where people actually share surfaces.

  • Combined with cleaning

    It can run alongside nightly janitorial under one scope.

  • EPA-registered disinfectant
  • Labeled contact time
  • Cleaned beforehand
  • After-hours spraying

Which Rooms Do People Share Most?

Show us on a walkthrough, or tell us by phone. We will scope the treatment and the frequency.