Restoration crews carry equipment and training that ordinary cleaning companies do not: HEPA filtration, negative air, hydroxyl and ozone generators, truck-mounted extraction, thermal fogging, and the certification to use them correctly. Most of the year that gear is used on losses. It works just as well on a scheduled job.
That is what specialty cleaning is. Not a nightly janitorial contract — we are not trying to replace your cleaner. It is the work your cleaner is not equipped for and would not want: an outbreak that needs the building disinfected before Monday, a renovation that left construction dust in every duct, an odor that will not leave, a carpet that has never been properly extracted in fifteen years.
It is quoted before we start and there is no claim involved. You get a scope, a price, and a written record of what was treated and with what — which for a healthcare facility, a school, or a food business is the entire reason to hire a certified firm rather than the cheapest bidder.
EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectant applied to touchpoints and surfaces throughout the space, by the method the product label requires. Used after an illness moves through a workplace, before a facility reopens, or on a recurring schedule through respiratory season. You get documentation of what was treated and with what.
Drywall dust travels everywhere and settles for weeks. Final clean before occupancy: surfaces, fixtures, glass, vents and ductwork, HEPA vacuuming rather than pushing dust around. The difference between a space that is finished and a space that is usable.
Smoke, pet, cooking, mustiness and the ones nobody can identify. Odor is particles, so masking it fails within days. We find and remove the source, then treat the air and porous materials with hydroxyl or thermal fogging depending on what is causing it.
Truck-mounted hot water extraction, which is what commercial carpet actually needs and what a rental machine cannot deliver. Office carpet, common areas, hallways, cubicle panels and upholstered furniture. Extends the life of flooring that costs a great deal to replace.
Ductwork collects construction dust, smoke residue and years of ordinary debris, then redistributes it every time the system runs. Cleaning the space without cleaning the ducts means it is dirty again in a week. Particularly worth doing after a renovation or a fire.
One-time restorative cleaning for a space that has gone too long, a tenant turnover, an estate, or a property going on the market. Where a job crosses into hoarding or biohazard we handle that too, discreetly and without judgement.
Pick your property type and what prompted the call. You'll get the services we'd actually recommend, when we'd schedule them, and what to expect — before you speak to anyone.
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Touchpoint disinfection, carpet extraction in common areas, and post-fit-out cleaning. Scheduled overnight so the floor trades as normal.
Turnover deep cleans, odor removal between tenants, common area carpet, and units that need more than a standard turn.
Kitchen degreasing, grease residue, dining room deep cleans and odor work, done between close and open.
Outbreak response disinfection, infection-control protocols, occupied-facility work and the documentation your surveyor will ask for.
Break-period deep cleans, classroom and gym disinfection during outbreaks, and whole-building work over summer.
High-bay and rack cleaning, equipment degreasing, dust control, and break room and locker facilities during a shutdown.
No, and we will tell you that on the phone rather than take the work. We are not a nightly janitorial contractor. We handle what your regular cleaner is not equipped for: disinfection after an outbreak, post-construction cleanup, odor removal, deep restorative cleaning, and anything needing containment or documentation.
EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants appropriate to the surface and the pathogen, applied by the method the product label requires — including dwell time, which is the step most people skip and the one that determines whether it worked. You get the product documentation and a record of what was treated.
Most specialty cleaning happens overnight, on a weekend, or during a scheduled shutdown. Disinfection and duct cleaning are disruptive during business hours, and post-construction cleaning has to happen before anyone occupies the space.
Same crews, same certifications, same equipment, without an insurance claim attached. Specialty cleaning is scheduled work you pay for directly, quoted before we start.
Yes, for the same categories: odor removal, carpet and upholstery, duct cleaning, deep cleans on a property going to market, estate and move-out cleaning, and hoarding situations. We do not do recurring house cleaning.
We look at the building, tell you what actually needs doing and what does not, and put a price on paper before anyone starts.