Certified disinfection protocols that protect your employees, clients, and patients, with EPA approved products and proven procedures.
Making a surface look clean is not the same as disinfecting it. Dust Away delivers disinfection that follows strict infection control protocols, important for any workplace, and essential for medical offices, dental practices, and clinics. We use EPA approved disinfectants, color coded microfiber systems to prevent cross contamination, and proper dwell times so products actually work.
The Dust Away Disinfection Standard, in practice: every high touch point gets the EPA listed dwell time it requires, timed and logged, not estimated.
Door handles, light switches, shared equipment, and other high touch points get priority attention.
We use EPA List registered disinfectants matched to your facility and requirements.
Color coded microfiber prevents cross contamination between restrooms, kitchens, and clinical areas.
Surfaces stay wet for the required contact time so disinfectants reach full effectiveness.
Electrostatic spraying delivers a uniform, 360° charge that wraps disinfectant around surfaces for complete coverage, especially effective in complex or hard to reach areas.
You get a record of what was treated and when, so an audit or an insurer never depends on someone remembering the visit.
Every product we use is registered for the claim we are making, and we can show you the label and the list, no generic sanitizer marketed as a disinfectant.
Routine rotation or a same week outbreak response, both available month to month, because exposure does not wait for a contract renewal.
EPA registered products are given the full contact time their label requires, the step most crews skip, and the only one that makes disinfection real.
Cleaning removes soil, disinfecting kills what is left. They are two steps, not one, and the order matters, a disinfectant applied over a dirty surface is largely wasted because the soil shields the organisms underneath. Every disinfection visit starts with cleaning for that reason.
Both, at different frequencies. High touch points (handles, switches, rails, shared keyboards, elevator buttons) are the ones that actually move illness between people, so they go on the most frequent rotation. Full surface disinfection runs on a wider schedule or after a known exposure.
Yes. Electrostatic application charges EPA approved disinfectant so it wraps around handles, equipment, and complex surfaces, full coverage that wiping alone can't guarantee.
You'll see the products we use, the dwell times we follow, and the report that lands after every visit.
