Production-grade

Advanced manufacturing

Production floors, packaging, and warehousing for life-science and high-tech manufacturers — cleaning that respects safety, supports quality, and is scheduled around production.

ProductionFloors
SiteHousekeeping
LineUptime
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Why it’s different

A clean line is a productive line

We plan cleaning around your production schedule, site hazards, and access rules. Discuss equipment boundaries, walkways, storage areas, approved products, and reporting with our team.
  • Safety-first housekeepingClear walkways, controlled spills, orderly zones
  • Contamination control where it countsClean-build and controlled-area discipline
  • Site housekeepingWe reinforce your standards, not fight them
  • Schedule-aware executionCleaning timed to shifts and changeovers
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Standards

On and around the line

The protocols and practices we operate to in this environment.

Production

  • Production-floor housekeeping
  • Controlled & clean-build areas
  • Equipment-exterior cleaning
  • Changeover support

Logistics

  • Warehouse & racking cleaning
  • Loading docks & yards
  • Packaging-line areas
  • Power washing

Safety

  • Spill response & containment
  • Walkway & egress clarity
  • OSHA-aligned practices
  • Hazard communication
Service practices

What good looks like

WrittenScope for every site
Day or nightShifts set to your schedule
TrainedCrews, site by site
OneAccount manager per client
FAQ

Common questions

Yes — we time cleaning to shifts, changeovers, and shutdowns so the line keeps moving. Schedule discipline is part of the job.

We bring cleanroom-grade discipline to controlled manufacturing zones, including gowning and particle awareness where required.

Crews follow OSHA-aligned practices, your site safety rules, lockout/tagout awareness, and hazard communication. Plant safety is non-negotiable.

We clean warehouse space, racking, docks, and exterior areas — including power washing — as part of an integrated program.

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

Let’s talk about your environment

Request a walkthrough and a written scope for your sector and operating schedule.

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