Questions, answered straight
The things facility leaders ask us most — answered honestly. Don’t see yours? Reach out; we like the hard questions.
About working with us
Specialization. Contamination control — cleanroom, GMP, and lab cleaning — is our core discipline, not an add-on. We bring that rigor to every environment, and we document everything.
The San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, headquartered in Santa Clara. That includes the South Bay, SF/Peninsula, East Bay, Tri-Valley, Sacramento region, and the Santa Cruz/Monterey coast.
Contact us to discuss availability. The start date depends on scope, site access, staffing, and training requirements.
Ask our team for current insurance and bonding documentation so you can review it against your facility’s requirements.
Still have questions?
Talk to a facilities specialist who actually works in regulated environments — not a call center.
Cleanroom, GMP & labs
We review your classification map, cleaning procedures, and environmental-monitoring requirements before agreeing which areas are included in the scope.
Yes. In regulated environments your procedures govern. We execute your SOPs, use approved chemistries, and document every cleaning event.
We review site hazards, training, gowning, and access requirements with your team before assigning work in controlled or laboratory areas.
That’s the point of it. Signed, traceable cleaning records are filed per account and available on demand — audit-readiness is a standing condition, not a scramble.
Scheduling, pricing & people
By scope: square footage, environments, frequencies, protocols, and documentation requirements. We build a written scope so pricing is transparent and comparable — no mystery line items.
We arrange service schedules around your facility’s needs. Contact us to discuss shift coverage and emergency arrangements.
Assigned, consistent crews who learn your building, backed by trained relief for absences. Consistency is a core part of our quality.
A named account manager who knows your facility — a person you can reach, not a ticket queue.
On site with our crews
Still have a question?
Ask us anything about your facility — we’ll give you a straight answer.
