Prevention on a schedule
Daily janitorial cleaning keeps a building presentable, but it often doesn't include a systematic disinfection of high-touch surfaces with documented products and contact times. A preventive program adds that layer on a regular schedule, such as weekly, monthly or seasonally, with extra visits available when illness is reported.
Who uses preventive programs
- Schools and daycares during cold and flu season
- Gyms, studios and athletic facilities for skin-infection prevention
- Offices and call centers with shared desks and equipment
- Senior living and care communities
- Places of worship and event spaces with large gatherings
- Fleet operators and transit
- Public restrooms with recurring contamination problems
What a program includes
- Site plan. A walkthrough to map high-touch surfaces, sensitive equipment and spaces to cover.
- Product selection. EPA-registered disinfectants appropriate for your setting and concerns, with safety data sheets provided.
- Scheduled service after hours or at times you choose, using wiping and electrostatic application.
- Visit records listing areas, products, times and any issues found.
- On-call response for illness reports, bodily fluid incidents or outbreaks.
Working with your janitorial provider
A preventive program complements your janitorial service rather than replacing it. We coordinate schedules so cleaning and disinfection happen in the right order.
Measuring results
Where you want objective data, ATP surface testing can be added to track surface cleanliness over time.
Common questions
How often should we schedule service?
It depends on occupancy, risk and season. We recommend a schedule after the walkthrough, and you can adjust it anytime.
Do you sign service contracts?
Yes. Programs can be set up with recurring agreements, purchase orders or per-visit billing.
Can you add visits during an outbreak?
Yes. Program clients receive priority scheduling for outbreak response.
