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Serious. Meticulous. Diligent. Discreet. Private. 

Caring crew trained in biohazard removal and decontamination and disinfection while 

adhering to Occupational Health and Safety.

Your home or business insurance provider may cover the cleaning and repair of associated with our service, ask your insurer. 

We can work with your insurer.

Cleaning is the removal of foreign material (e.g., dust, soil, organic material such as blood, secretions, excretions and microorganisms) from a surface or object. Cleaning physically removes rather than kills microorganisms, reducing the organism load on a surface. It is accomplished with water, detergents and mechanical action.  The key to cleaning is the use of friction to remove microorganisms and debris. 

Thorough cleaning is required for any equipment/device to be disinfected as organic material may inactivate a disinfectant.

 This may be accomplished through a two-step process involving the use of a cleaner followed by a disinfectant, or through a one-step process using a combined cleaner/disinfectant product. 

Disinfection is a process used on inanimate objects and surfaces to kill microorganisms. 

Disinfection will kill most disease-causing microorganisms but may not kill all bacterial spores. 

We adhere to the same criteria as Health Canaad and use cleaning products used in the health care setting, these 

1. Are approved by infection prevention and control, occupational health and safety, and environmental services.  

2. Have a DIN from Health Canada if it contains a disinfectant.  

3. Are used according to the manufacturers’ recommendations (e.g., for dilution, temperature, water hardness, contact time, etc.).  

4. Are used according to the product’s safety data sheet.