We can estimate cost based on square footage to be treated. The density of high-touch surfaces and objects impacts how long it takes to properly disinfect a workspace. Our minimum per treatment is $350 and can typically cover 4,500 sq ft. Pricing breaks are offered as treatment square footage increases.

yes, to ensure maximum efficacy, general janitorial cleaning should be conducted prior to treatment. This includes wiping down all surfaces to remove remove visible soils and organic surface matter..

The disinfectant can leave a visible residue on darker objects. It is harmless and easily removed.

At a 4306 ppm concentration (4 minute C.diff claim), it may leave some residue, which would need to wiped with water once dry. With all other concentrations, residue will not be left on plastic or stainless steel. Over saturation or hard water deposits may also cause streaking.

We utilize PURTABS formulated for our disinfection sprayers. The chemistry is based around NaDCC, an organic chlorine donor which releases Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) and Monosodium Cyanurate (NaOCl) when dissolved in water.

The disinfectant reaches its full kill claim potential after 10 minutes of dwell time. After application, it must sit on the surface for 10 minutes undisturbed. We spray at a very fine rate (80-100 microns) and find that most surfaces are dry after 15 minutes.

Yes, there will be a slight chlorine smell that dissipates quickly after application leaving what most end users describe as a “clean” or “sterile” smell.

Unlike bleach, PURTABS does not discolor fabrics. PURTABS should not be used on non-colorfast fabrics, wool or silk fabrics, or any fabric with a special finish. If applying around fabrics, test on an inconspicuous area prior to use.

Yes, We can safely apply around standard office equipment due to the very fine mist (60-100 microns) and take additional precautions on sensitive electronic devices.

Yes, we offer discounted pricing based on treatment area and frequency.

Professional disinfection should be seen as a part of your overall health and wellness plan. There are many factors that go into the frequency of professional disinfection, to include: Are public visitors frequent or just a core team that you are confident are taking proper protective measures? Are employee’s washing hands upon entering the premise, and frequently during the day? Are employees keeping their area clean utilizing disinfecting wipes daily? Do you have a janitorial service or cleaning service removing organic waste and conducting general cleaning? Have you had anyone symptomatic or a potential contamination?