Commercial and Janitorial Cleaning and Disinfectant Services

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At Breathe Easy Cleaning Solutions we know ‘real clean’. We also know that a first impression is a lasting impression and this augers well for business. Simply put, if your physical surroundings do not look or smell clean, no one will cross the threshold. From small office spaces to entire buildings, we will provide your establishment with a spot free and meticulous clean. Not only will potential clients notice that you take pride in the face of your business, but this mirrors the quality of service and care you will provide to them. It also shows that you care about the health and well-being of your employees, through cleanliness and provide an atmosphere of optimum productivity.

We service:

  • Offices
  • Retail establishments
  • HOA common areas
  • Apartment buildings
  • Daycare centers/Schools
  • Pre/Post events
  • House staging
  • Vacation homes

*Disinfectant services available upon request

Included services are:

  • Clean and disinfectant all touchable surfaces
  • Clean and sanitize desks and tables
  • Clean and sanitize kitchenette and bathrooms
  • Clean interior glass mirrors and tables
  • Wipe down and sanitize light fixtures and switches
  • Vacuum and mop hard floors
  • Vacuum carpets and area rugs
  • Empty trash
  • Restock bathroom supplies

*Disinfectant services available upon request

Covid-19 Statement

According to the most recent information from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), coronavirus may live on a variety of surfaces for several days. As well as person-to-person contact, it is thought that the virus may be transmitted by touching an infected surface or object and subsequently touching your mouth, nose, or eyes. Therefore, in accordance with the CDC, we are using the two-step process for cleaning followed by an EPA-approved disinfectant for the second step. With this in mind, Breathe Easy Cleaning Solutions, is therefore dedicated to these guidelines and will adjust our methods to conform with their guidelines as more important information about the virus is unveiled. 

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Efficient Disinfection Process – Electrostatic Spray Technology

Per CDC Guidelines disinfecting reduces the probability of the transmission of viruses such as the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) that causes COVID-19, but also other infectious pathogens, which may cause illness. The CDC currently recommends the use of an Environment Protection Agency’s (EPA) approved disinfectants. Breathe Easy Cleaning Solutions aims to help you provide a clean and healthy environment in which you, your clients, and employees may operate confidently. Vital Oxide, an EPA registered hospital grade disinfectant, we use is bleach-free, VOC-free, fragrance-free, allergen-free, non-corrosive, food grade safe and is gentle enough to use around kids and pets. It is multi-purpose and can be used on practically any surface that needs to be cleaned or disinfected. It eliminates mold and mildew, neutralizing spores, decreasing the number of allergens and inhibiting fungal growth without damaging the surfaces treated. It’s applied via an innovative technology utilizing a Victory Innovations electrostatic sprayer. Electrostatically charged mists are created which adhere to and wrap 360 degrees around surfaces and objects that are unreachable when traditional disinfecting methods are used. By this method and an appropriate dwell time, germs, bacteria and viruses are killed on contact.

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Customized Cleaning Experience

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Spot Free and Meticulous Clean

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Maintains Health and Wellbeing of your Employees

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Frequently Asked Questions

This involves the removal of visible contaminates such as dirt, dust, debris, impurities and germs from soiled surfaces and objects. This method alone is not designed to kill germs. An application process is followed by a mechanical and thermal action. The application of soap and water or a cleaning detergent solution, along with friction from a cleaning tool, such as a cleaning cloth or brush, help to reduce populations of germs present. Rinsing away unwanted residue prepares the surface for the next step of sanitization or disinfection.

The first step in the cleaning process is actually cleaning.  Cleaning involves the removal of visible contaminates such as dirt, dust, debris, impurities and germs from soiled surfaces and objects. This method involves an application process followed by a mechanical and thermal action. Applying soap and water or a detergent cleaning solution along with friction from a cleaning tool, such as a cleaning cloth or brush, and then rinsing help to reduce populations of germs present. However, with this method, soap and water or detergent cleaning solutions alone are not designed to kill germs. It is important to understand that cleaning is less about killing germs, and more about removing unwanted residue and preparing the surface for the next step of sanitization or disinfection.

The second step the cleaning process can either be sanitization or disinfection. (see below) Disinfection is more rigorous or robust process than sanitization. The choice is determined by how contaminated the surface was to begin with, and how much contaminants that were able to be removed by the first step. However, whichever is chosen, the aim is to reduce the germ load to attain the level of cleanliness in accordance with the established guidelines of the Center of Disease Control (CDC), and in keeping with the public standards and requirements for health and safety. 

At Breathe Easy Cleaning Solutions, the health and welfare of a building and its occupants is our highest priority.  We will select the appropriate methods, based on CDC guidelines, needed to reduce surface pathogens to a level that is deemed acceptably safe by public standards. This will lower the spread of disease carrying pathogens that cause infection.

The sanitizing method is usually sufficient enough to kill the majority of germs, such as harmful bacteria in homes, but it cannot make antiviral claims.  To meet CDC guidelines, sanitizing chemicals must kill 99.999% of infectious bacteria with the appropriate contact dwell time. Sanitizing would be enough for surfaces that come into contact with food such as tabletops and cutting boards, and should be sanitized several times a day.

The disinfecting method is designed specifically to kill and prevent the spread of viruses and pathogens on a surface or object using a disinfectant. This works by using EPA-registered chemicals, bleach solutions or 70% alcohol solutions. When used correctly, in order to have these claims, these cleaning agents must kill 99.999% of infectious bacteria, viruses, and fungi within an appropriate contact dwell time labeled in the instructions, therefore controlling potentially widespread transmission of dangerous microorganism disease causing agents. Because disinfecting kills different types of and more pathogens than sanitizing, we will often use the disinfectant process in community buildings that do not house people overnight such as non-healthcare facilities, school and daycare centers, or those businesses that may serve the vulnerable population or persons with compromised immune systems and frequently touched areas such as bathrooms and  fitness centers.

The health and safety of our customers and employees is our highest priority during this time, therefore we are taking preventative measures and following guidance set by the CDC in our day to day operations. We are pre-screening of all team members reporting to work on a daily basis, sending home any team members exhibiting symptoms of the virus and implementing a mandatory stay at home order when sick.

In your home/place of business we are:

  • Requiring hand washing upon entering a new service job and before leaving, using alcohol-based hand sanitizer when soap and water is not available.
  • Keeping the recommended 6 feet distance from people.
  • Wearing mask, gloves and shoe covers while providing service.
  • Sanitizing high touch surface areas such as doorknobs, light switches and other commonly touched surfaces areas with an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registered cleaning solution.
  • Using clean and sanitized microfiber cleaning clothes and microfiber mop-heads between services, microfiber has demonstrated to reduce 99% reduction in dust and bacteria.
  • Disinfecting cleaning equipment and supplies and changing sopping out new vacuum attachment before each service.
  • Disinfecting the interior of vehicles daily
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Tanya Schnaeidr

Service Consultant