Surgical & ambulatory center cleaning.

Surgical and ambulatory centers need disinfectants matched to the pathogen risk of every zone. We use EPA List N products only and clean pre-op, recovery, and sterile-adjacent areas to a written checklist, with the exact scope agreed during your walkthrough.

What’s in scope

• Pre-op and recovery areas
• Sterile-adjacent zones, per your protocol
• Waiting areas and reception
• Restrooms, cleaned and restocked
• Consumable restocking

Every visit includes

• Disinfection of all high-touch surfaces (door handles, light switches, chairs, countertops)
• Full restroom cleaning and restock
• Floor care — vacuum, mop, or per your flooring type
• Trash and recycling removal
• Waiting area and reception reset
• Treatment/operatory area cleaning, per your protocol

All of it per a written checklist — the same one, every time. EPA List N disinfectants matched to the pathogen risk level of each zone. HIPAA-aware and BBP-trained technicians.

Scope: routine surface cleaning and disinfection. We do not provide biohazard or sharps disposal, medical equipment sterilization, or terminal cleaning between patients.

Terms

• Free facility walkthrough, no obligation — we respond within 24 hours
• Fixed monthly quote within 24 hours of the walkthrough — no hourly billing. Weekly service for single-site clinics typically starts around $600 a month; multi-site organizations are quoted individually
• Single-site practices: first service within 48 hours of signing, month-to-month, 30 days written notice to cancel, no penalties
• Multi-site organizations: custom onboarding timeline and contract terms set during the walkthrough
• $1M/$2M general liability insurance and a janitorial surety bond; certificate of insurance provided before first service

Common questions

What disinfectants do you use?

EPA List N products only, matched to the pathogen risk level of each zone. Product data sheets are available at any time.

Are your technicians trained for clinical environments?

Technicians are HIPAA-aware and BBP (bloodborne pathogen) trained and follow the same written checklist every visit.