Disinfection & sanitizing
Disinfection done to the label, not the marketing
Disinfection only works when the right product sits on the surface for the time its label requires. CedarPact Facility Group provides scheduled and on-call disinfection and sanitizing for clinics, gyms, schools, offices and retail across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley, using disinfectants that carry a Health Canada Drug Identification Number (DIN) and applying them according to the manufacturer's instructions for dwell time and surface type.
- 10+ years10+ yearsin commercial cleaning
- $2,000,000 liability$2M liabilitybonded and insured
- WorkSafeBC registeredWorkSafeBCtrained, vetted crews
- 100% satisfaction guarantee100% guaranteeor we re-clean free
How it works
We do not make medical claims. What we do is clean first, then disinfect high-touch points and shared surfaces on a documented schedule, so you can show your staff, your tenants or your inspector what was done and when. Electrostatic sprayers give even coverage on desks, equipment and fixtures, and staff are trained in WHMIS and safe chemical handling.
Surfaces are cleaned of visible soil first, because disinfectants cannot work through dirt. We then apply a DIN-registered disinfectant by wipe or electrostatic sprayer, which charges the droplets so they wrap around handles, chair arms and equipment rather than landing only on the top face. The product is left wet for the full contact time stated on its label before any wiping.
The product is matched to the setting: food-contact surfaces, daycare toys, clinic equipment and gym mats each have different requirements. Each visit is logged with the areas treated, the product used and the dwell time, and your account manager provides reports on request. Disinfection can run as part of your nightly janitorial scope or as a separate scheduled or on-call service.
What's included
Disinfection is added to your regular cleaning or booked on its own, nightly, weekly or on call. Here's what we take care of:
- Door Handles, Light Switches, Railings, etc.
- Electrostatic Spraying
- Washrooms & Kitchens
- Waiting Rooms, Reception & Chairs
- Classrooms, Desks & Toys
- Gym Equipment, Mats & Change Rooms
- Shared Desks, Phones & Keyboards
- Illness Response Disinfection
See the full service list
- High-touch point wipe-down: handles, switches, rails, buttons
- Electrostatic spray application to rooms and equipment
- Washroom fixtures, partitions and dispensers
- Gym equipment, mats and change rooms
- Classroom desks, toys and shared surfaces in daycares
- Clinic waiting rooms, reception counters and chairs
- Kitchen and food service contact surfaces with food-safe products
- Shared workstations, phones, keyboards and meeting rooms
- Response disinfection after a reported illness
- Documented log of areas, products and dwell times
If we miss it, we fix it. At no charge.
Every account starts with a written scope and checklist. If a task on that checklist is missed, tell your account manager and it is fixed on the next visit at no charge. We re-clean until the work meets the agreed specification. No paperwork and no arguing over the invoice. That is the whole guarantee.
Request a quoteWhat goes into your price
Every building is priced on these six things, on the spot at your walkthrough.
- Size & room count
- How often
- High-touch density
- Product requirements
- Electrostatic or manual
- Bundled with janitorial
Who asks for disinfection & sanitizing
Related guides
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Disinfection & sanitizing: questions we hear a lot
Not covered here? Call (604) 341-2325 and a person answers, not a call centre.
What is the difference between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting?
Cleaning removes visible soil and many germs with detergent and water. Sanitizing reduces the number of germs on a surface to the level stated on the product label. Disinfecting uses a registered product to kill the organisms listed on its label when it is applied for the required contact time. We clean first in every case.
What products do you use?
Disinfectants that carry a Health Canada Drug Identification Number, which means Health Canada has reviewed and authorized the product. We choose the product by setting: a food-safe sanitizer for restaurant contact surfaces, a product suitable for toys in daycares, and the disinfectants a clinic's IPAC protocol specifies. Green-certified options are available on request.
Is electrostatic spraying safe for electronics and furniture?
Electrostatic application uses a fine mist and a small amount of product, and the droplets settle on surfaces rather than pooling. We follow the product and sprayer manufacturer guidance for electronics, fabrics and food areas, cover or avoid sensitive equipment where required, and ventilate as directed on the label.
Can you disinfect after someone on our staff reports an illness?
Yes. Call your account manager and we will arrange a same-day response, focusing on the affected areas and high-touch points across the facility. We will tell you which product was used and its dwell time so you can share that with your staff. We do not claim that a space is free of any particular pathogen afterward.
Get a disinfection schedule written for your facility and its risks.
Fill in the form, or call (604) 341-2325. We confirm a walkthrough, then send a scope and a fixed monthly price.
- 10+ years
- $2,000,000 liability
- WorkSafeBC registered
- 100% satisfaction guarantee