Labs · clinics · vivariums

Medical & laboratory facility services

Specialized cleaning for wet labs, analytical and QC labs, vivariums, and clinical spaces — where biohazard handling, instrument sensitivity, and protocol discipline are non-negotiable.

Site biosafetyTrained
InstrumentSafe methods
BiohazardAware
Gloved custodian wiping a lab bench edge around covered instruments, reagent shelves behind
The discipline

Labs are not offices with sinks

Laboratory cleaning needs clear boundaries around instruments, active research, and waste. We discuss site hazards and cleaning requirements with your team before agreeing the scope and training needs.
  • Biosafety-level awarenesssite biosafety procedures, PPE, and segregation
  • Instrument-safe methodsNo aerosols or residues near sensitive equipment
  • Regulated-waste disciplineSharps, biohazard, and chemical streams kept separate
  • Bench-boundary clarityWe clean to a defined line; your science stays untouched
Custodian in a lab coat and gloves mopping between lab benches with tall fume hoods behind
Scope

Environments we support

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

Research

  • Wet & dry labs
  • Analytical & QC labs
  • Tissue culture rooms
  • Cold rooms & stability

Animal & clinical

  • Vivarium support areas
  • Procedure & exam rooms
  • Phlebotomy & sample intake
  • Imaging & diagnostics

Handled with care

  • Biohazard & sharps protocols
  • Chemical-segregation awareness
  • Glassware & fume-hood exteriors
  • Spill-response coordination
How it works

Protocol before product

Step 1

Hazard walk

We map biosafety levels, waste streams, and no-touch zones with your EHS.

Step 2

Train to the space

Crews are trained on this lab — its hazards, its boundaries, its rules.

Step 3

Run the protocol

Defined methods, defined boundaries, defined waste handling.

Step 4

Document & adjust

Records, incident reporting, and continuous coordination with EHS.

Service practices

How we support your facility

CleanroomLabs and GMP suites
TrainedCrews, site by site
OneAccount manager per client
Day or nightShifts set to your schedule
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I have worked with Tony Prado for many years.
Gilbert CobianGritstone Oncology, Inc.
FAQ

Questions, answered

We follow your waste-segregation protocols — keeping biohazard, sharps, and chemical streams separated and staged for your licensed disposal vendor. We don’t transport regulated waste off-site, but we manage it correctly inside your facility.

No. We clean to clearly defined boundaries — benches, hoods, and active setups are explicitly off-limits unless your team designates otherwise. The bench line is sacred.

Yes — lab-assigned crews are trained on site biosafety procedures, PPE, and your site-specific hazards before working independently.

We schedule around live work, instrument runs, and animal-care windows. Flexibility is the whole point of a lab-specialized partner.

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
Wide ISO cleanroom with laminar ceiling and two gowned technicians wiping a long stainless table
Let’s talk

Ready to talk medical?

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

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