Contamination control

Cleanroom & controlled environment services

Cleanroom cleaning and contamination control for biotech, pharma, and advanced manufacturing — gowned, documented, and built around your protocols.

Site-specificCleaning protocols
ControlledEnvironments
FlexibleShift coverage
Gowned technician wiping a cleanroom wall top to bottom with an overlapping stroke under even white light
The discipline

A cleanroom is only as classified as its last cleaning

We review the cleaning requirements for each area with your team. The written scope should define wipe methods, approved products, dedicated tools, access, and gowning procedures.
  • Unidirectional, overlapping wipe techniqueReview zone boundaries and dedicated tooling requirements
  • Validated, residue-controlled chemistriesIPA, sporicidals, and detergents rotated to your SOPs
  • Color-coded, dedicated tooling per zoneDefine which tools may be used in each area
  • Particle-aware schedulingCleaning windowed around at-rest and operational states
Gloved hands folding a lint-free cleanroom wiper into quarters above a stainless cart
Scope

What a cleanroom program includes

A clear, written scope — so everyone knows exactly what “done” means.

Inside the envelope

  • Walls, ceilings & plenums
  • HEPA grille & return faces
  • Pass-throughs & airlocks
  • Process equipment exteriors
  • Gowning & de-gowning rooms

Surfaces & floors

  • Epoxy & vinyl floor scrubbing
  • Tacky-mat management
  • Stainless & laminar surfaces
  • Sticky-mat & mat-frame care
  • Spill & excursion response

On the record

  • Per-room cleaning logs
  • Chemical lot & dilution records
  • Training & gowning records
  • Environmental-monitoring support
  • Audit & inspection readiness
How it works

How we stand up a cleanroom account

Step 1

Protocol review

We read your SOPs, classification map, and EM data before we touch a wipe.

Step 2

Site onboarding

Chemistries, tooling, and wipe patterns are documented and dry-run with your QA.

Step 3

Gowned execution

Site-trained crews work within the agreed cleaning window and procedures.

Step 4

Verify & log

Every visit is logged; we support EM trending and close findings fast.

Service practices

How we support your facility

CleanroomLabs and GMP suites
Per-siteCleaning protocols
RoutineQuality inspections
Day or nightShifts set to your schedule
“
It is a pleasure working with Tony Prado and his team.
Lisa MaoProperty manager, PS BUSINESS PARKS
FAQ

Questions, answered

We review your classification map, cleaning procedures, and environmental-monitoring requirements before agreeing the service scope.

We review site access, gowning, and training requirements with your team before assigning work in a controlled environment.

Always. We don’t impose a generic checklist — we execute your SOPs, use your approved chemistries (or qualify ours with QA), and document everything for inspection readiness.

We coordinate around EM schedules, respond to excursions, and provide cleaning records that support trending and CAPA. We work hand-in-glove with your EM and QA teams.

Still have questions?

Talk to a facilities specialist who actually works in regulated environments — not a call center.

On site with our crews

Dusk exterior of a pharma plant with a lit loading bay and a Hispanic crew member in navy rolling a cart across the lot
The Add Life Facilities Services team at work across the Bay Area
Wide lobby at night with warm lights and a Hispanic night porter in navy buffing the floor, long reflections
Let’s talk

Ready to talk cleanroom?

Request a walkthrough and a written scope built around your environments and service requirements.

Two Hispanic crew members in navy, one man and one woman, reviewing a floor plan on a tablet beside a cart in a corridor