Any space that’s shared by lots of people — an office, a school, a waiting room, a communal area in a block of flats — carries a higher risk of germs spreading. Infection control cleaning is about reducing that risk properly, not just wiping surfaces and hoping for the best.
The difference comes down to what’s used and how. Standard cleaning removes dirt and dust; infection control cleaning uses the correct disinfection products and procedures, applied to the surfaces most likely to spread germs — door handles, light switches, shared equipment, handrails and washroom fittings.
It’s particularly worth considering during periods of higher illness, such as winter months, or in settings where people are more vulnerable, such as care environments, schools or healthcare-adjacent spaces. It can also be arranged as a one-off response if there’s been a specific concern on site.
Enhanced cleaning like this sits within our specialist cleaning services, and can be added to an existing commercial cleaning contract or booked as a standalone visit.
If you’d like to talk through what your premises might need, get in touch — we’re happy to advise on the right approach.
