Disinfection
Electrostatic Disinfection in Southlake
Charged spray that wraps disinfectant around surfaces, including the backs and undersides wiping misses.
How It Works
Hand wiping covers what you can see. Desk tops. Handle fronts. Counter edges. It misses the rest. Under the table lip. Inside the chair arm. Behind the lever. Around the faucet base. Those are places hands touch every day.
An electrostatic sprayer puts a charge on every droplet as it exits the wand. Opposites attract, so the droplets pull toward nearby objects and wrap them. Sides and undersides get coated, not just the face toward the sprayer. The layer is fine and even, not soaking. We use EPA-registered disinfectants. We follow every label, dwell time included, so the surface stays wet as long as the product needs. Grime comes off before any spraying. Disinfectant needs bare surface to act on. Most accounts schedule it after hours, either built into recurring service or as a one-time application when illness has been going around. Your assigned crew can handle it on the same visits as your regular cleaning.
Where We Apply It
High-touch areas first.
Workstations
Desks, chairs, phones and keyboards.
Restrooms
Fixtures, partitions, dispensers and handles.
Breakrooms
Seating, tabletops, fridge doors, coffee machines.
Doors
Handles, push bars and plates.
Common areas
Reception, elevator panels and rails.
Conference rooms
Tables, chair arms and remotes.
Each Application
Clean
Surfaces cleaned before spraying.
Spray
Even, charged coverage room by room.
Dwell
Labeled contact time observed. Dry before reentry.
Why Add It
Wider coverage
Reaches backs and undersides.
By the label
Every product, every time.
Same crew
Done by your assigned team on regular visits.
- EPA-registered products
- Label dwell times
- After-hours work
- Routine or one-time
Want Better Surface Coverage?
Tell us the space and how often. We will explain it and price it.