Site-specific disinfection

Disinfection & decontamination

Targeted disinfection and decontamination — from routine touch-point programs to outbreak and excursion response — using EPA-registered chemistries and site-specific protocols.

EPARegistered agents
SiteProcedures
RapidResponse teams
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The discipline

Disinfection is a method, not a mist

We discuss the areas to be treated, site safety instructions, and approved products before scheduling disinfection. The service scope should define application methods, contact times, access, and records.
  • EPA-registered chemistriesMatched to the pathogen and the surface
  • Respected contact timesDwell times honored, not rushed — that’s where efficacy lives
  • Touch-point precisionThe surfaces people actually touch, on a defined cadence
  • Documented & repeatableRecords of what, where, when, and with which lot
Worker in gloves and goggles applying disinfectant with a pump sprayer to a stainless counter
Scope

Programs we run

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

Routine

  • Daily touch-point disinfection
  • Restroom & break-room programs
  • Shared-equipment wipe-downs
  • Flu-season escalation

Response

  • Outbreak & exposure response
  • Excursion decontamination
  • Post-incident remediation
  • Surge teams on call

Methods

  • Surface disinfection
  • Electrostatic application
  • Targeted manual wiping
  • Documentation & sign-off
How it works

Routine or emergency, same rigor

Step 1

Define the target

Pathogen, surfaces, and the right registered agent.

Step 2

Set the cadence

A routine program or a rapid-response mobilization.

Step 3

Execute to dwell

Correct application and full contact time, every surface.

Step 4

Document

A signed record of the work, agents, and coverage.

Service practices

How we support your facility

Day or nightShifts set to your schedule
TrainedCrews, site by site
OneAccount manager per client
RoutineQuality inspections
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I have worked with Tony Prado for many years.
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Fogging or electrostatic application is a tool, not a magic wand. It complements — but doesn’t replace — manual disinfection of high-touch surfaces with proper contact time. We use the right method for the surface and pathogen.

Call us to discuss the incident, site access, and cleaning requirements. We will confirm available coverage and timing for your facility.

EPA-registered disinfectants selected for the target pathogen and surface compatibility — especially important around sensitive lab instruments and cleanroom materials.

Yes — what was treated, with which product and lot, at what time, and by whom. Useful for compliance, insurance, and employee communication.

Still have questions?

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

On site with our crews

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The Add Life Facilities Services team at work across the Bay Area
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Let’s talk

Ready to talk disinfection?

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

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