Services
Disinfection and Sanitizing in Reno
Commercial disinfecting services for Reno offices and workplaces: door handles, restrooms, breakrooms, shared equipment and entries wiped clean, then disinfected, nightly or on request.
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The surfaces everyone shares
Every workplace has a short list of surfaces nearly everyone touches: the front door pull, the elevator button, the light switch outside the conference room, the breakroom faucet and the copier panel. Those spots get handled dozens of times a day, and they are the ones people notice when they feel sticky or look grimy.
Our disinfection and sanitizing service gives those surfaces focused attention, either as a standing part of your evening plan or as an extra visit whenever you ask. Background-checked cleaners follow a written touchpoint list for each room, and a supervisor checks that the list is followed.
The result is simple to feel. Hands land on a clean door pull in the morning, the breakroom counter is ready for the first lunch, and visitors find a lobby that looks and smells fresh. Nothing about the service interrupts your day, because the work happens after your team heads home.
Why the wiping comes before the disinfectant
A disinfectant does its best work once the surface has been cleaned. Dust, grease and fingerprints sit between the product and the surface, so each touchpoint is wiped clean first and then treated with a disinfectant left wet for the dwell time its maker specifies.
Color-coded cloths keep restroom cloths in the restroom and away from breakroom counters, and cloths are swapped often, so the last door handle of the night gets a fresh one rather than one that has made the rounds. Breakroom counters and tables where people set down food get a food-safe sanitizer, and the product choice is written into your plan.
Cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting, in plain terms
The three words often get used as if they mean the same thing, but each is its own step. Cleaning lifts the dirt, dust and grime off a surface. Sanitizing brings germ levels down further, and it is the step for counters and tables where food goes. Disinfecting uses an EPA-registered product that stays wet on the surface for the dwell time printed on its label.
Our commercial disinfecting services run all three in order: clean first, sanitize where food is set down, then disinfect the touchpoints. Your written plan names the step each surface gets, so every cleaner on your building follows the same list.
Room by room, what gets disinfected
In entries and lobbies, that means door pulls and push plates, the reception counter, sign-in tablets and pens, elevator buttons and stair rails. In restrooms, it means flush handles, faucet levers, stall latches, dispensers, counters and the inside door handle that everyone grabs on the way out.
In breakrooms and kitchens, the fridge door, the microwave handle, the buttons on the coffee maker, sink faucets, tables, chair backs and vending keypads all get treated. Across workspaces, copier and printer panels, conference tables, remote controls, shared phones and hot-desk keyboards are on the list, along with light switches throughout.
Every evening, or an extra round when you want one
Touchpoint disinfection can sit on every evening visit, folded into your regular office cleaning. Busy suites can add a midday round from a day porter, so lobby doors and restroom handles get attention between the morning rush and closing time.
On-request visits suit the moments when a workplace wants a reset: after several people on the team have been out, before a large client event or ahead of the first Monday after a big weekend downtown. Reno’s calendar has its busy stretches, too. After a busy event week, you can book a deeper touchpoint round once the visitors head home.
Busiest touchpoints by workplace
Medical and dental suites care most about waiting room chair arms, check-in counters, pens and patient restrooms before the first appointment. Gyms and studios focus on equipment grips, bench pads, locker room handles and shower controls.
Schools and preschools concentrate on desks, cubby edges, drinking fountain buttons and classroom door handles, done after the last bell. Coworking spaces and offices with hot desks want shared keyboards, phone booth surfaces and kitchen handles covered on every visit, because a different person sits down each morning. Warehouse and plant offices focus on time clocks, breakroom tables and locker room doors around shift changes.
How disinfection is priced
Disinfection is usually priced inside your regular cleaning plan rather than as a separate service. The biggest factors are how many touchpoints sit on your list, how many rooms and restrooms are included, how often each round happens and whether a midday porter round is added.
On-request visits are quoted from the size of the space and the depth of the work, and after-hours or weekend visits are planned for when the building is empty. A free walkthrough lets us count your touchpoints with you, and you receive a written plan and quote that names each surface.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Which surfaces are on a standard touchpoint list?
Door pulls, light switches, elevator buttons, restroom handles and faucets, breakroom appliance handles, copier panels and shared desk equipment, plus anything your team handles often.
Sanitizing or disinfecting: which one does a surface need?
Sanitizing lowers the germs on a surface and suits food areas. Disinfecting uses an EPA-registered product left on for its label dwell time and suits handles, switches and other touchpoints.
Is disinfection done every night or only when we ask?
Either one. It can sit on every evening visit, and an extra round can be booked any time.
Who supplies the disinfectant and cloths?
We do. Cleaners bring the products, cloths and tools, and your plan notes which product is used where food is set down.
Is disinfectant safe on keyboards, screens and touch panels?
Yes, when it goes on the cloth instead of the device. Electronics are wiped with a lightly dampened cloth, and delicate finishes get a product suited to them.
Can you do a touchpoint round before a big client visit?
Yes. Give us the date and we will schedule a dedicated round the evening before, focused on the lobby, restrooms and meeting rooms.