Everything up to the lab door, cleaned by people who know where the line is

Greater Boston has more lab and biotech space per square mile than anywhere in the country, and almost all of it sits inside a building that also contains ordinary offices, corridors, meeting rooms and kitchens. Those ordinary spaces are what we clean, and the most important thing about the job is knowing exactly where to stop.

Controlled space belongs to your own trained staff and your own procedures. Our scope is written to the door of it, with the boundary named room by room instead of assumed. Nobody on our crew opens a door that is not on their list.

Around that line, the standard is high. These are buildings where investors, partners and recruits visit constantly, and the corridor between reception and the conference room is doing quiet work every single time.

What the program covers

• Office and write up areas cleaned nightly on a written scope
• Corridors, stairwells, elevator interiors and shared circulation
• Conference and meeting rooms reset for the following morning
• Reception, visitor seating and entrance glass
• Kitchens, cafe areas and break rooms, appliance interiors on rotation
• Restrooms and locker areas scrubbed, disinfected and restocked
• Gowning and corridor areas outside controlled space, to your instruction
• Waste and recycling handled to your building's separation rules
• A written boundary naming every room the crew does not enter
• Background checked crew, badge and escort procedures followed exactly