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Sanitizing and Disinfection Services
Over the past few years, we have all become hyper-aware of germs, bacteria, and viruses. We all want our homes and offices clean and sanitized to ensure that our family and employees remain healthy. At PristineGreen, we offer a variety of disinfection and sanitization to accommodate both home and business settings.
Disinfecting Services in NYC
We offer home and business disinfection services in all five boroughs of New York City. Our disinfection services are EPA-certified and CDC approved. Our team of technicians employ state-of-the-art sanitizing equipment and products that are both safe and effective. Our process kills up to 99% of bacteria and viruses that are living in your space.
Electrostatic Disinfection
We use electrostatic sprayers which electrostatically cling to surfaces better than normal disinfection equipment. Electrostatic sprayers inject a positive ionic charge to the water droplets, causing them to forcefully seek surfaces, which are negatively or neutrally charged. In this way, the disinfectant evenly coats all surfaces, creating an more effective sanitizing process.
Steam Cleaning
We also employ steam cleaning on soft surfaces to kill bacteria and viruses. Steam cleaning employs hot water and specially designed disinfectants to kill bacteria, mold, and viruses that could be living in your soft furnishings. For those sensitive to allergens, disinfecting your upholstery and carpets with our steam cleaning disinfection services will eliminate offending allergens up to 95%.
Business Sanitizing Services
Our commercial disinfecting services cover buildings of all sizes, including offices, educational buildings, churches, gymnasiums, and hospitals. Any commercial space can be vulnerable to a wide variety of bacteria and microorganisms. We can effectively remove Staph, Salmonella, Legionella, Listeria, and E.coli bacteria among many others.
Non-Toxic Disinfection
The disinfectants that we use for our disinfection services are safe to use on carpet, upholstery (even wool), and general surfaces within the home or office. The chemical boasts EPA's lowest toxicity rating, meaning any type of exposure such as through skin contact, inhalation, smelling, or others, the effects on the body will be the mildest. They are derived from botanical substances with the active ingredient being Thyme Oil. It is a hospital-grade disinfectant and has been lab proven to kill over 99.99% of the EPA's test microorganisms. It is on the EPA’s disinfectant N-list, rated to kill SARS CoV-19, the virus that causes COVID-19.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are the most frequently asked questions about Sanitizing and Disinfection Services
Both homes and businesses, including offices, educational buildings, churches, gymnasiums, and hospitals, can benefit from professional disinfection services.
Professional services claim to kill up to 98% of bacteria and viruses present in a space, using EPA-certified and CDC-approved procedures and products.
Electrostatic sprayers apply a positive ionic charge to water droplets, causing them to cling to surfaces more effectively than standard sprayers, ensuring even coating and sanitization.
Yes, steam cleaning employs hot water and disinfectants to kill bacteria, mold, and viruses on soft surfaces like upholstery and carpets, eliminating up to 95% of allergens.
Yes, specific disinfectants can be used which are safe for carpets, upholstery (including wool), and other surfaces.
Disinfectants, derived from botanical substances like Thyme Oil, can make them non-toxic and safe for various exposure types, with a hospital-grade effectiveness against a broad spectrum of microorganisms. Look for the EPA’s classification on that product’s toxicity rating.
Yes, the disinfectants that are on the EPA’s N-list are rated to kill SARS-CoV-19, the virus that causes COVID-19.
Botanical-based disinfectants offer a non-toxic, environmentally friendly option for sanitizing spaces, reducing risks associated with chemical exposure while being effective against pathogens.
