
Electrostatic spraying is an advanced bio-decontamination method that applies a positive electrical charge to a disinfecting solution, causing it to actively seek out and wrap around surfaces — including hard-to-reach areas that manual wiping misses. The charged particles bond to negatively or neutrally charged surfaces, delivering more uniform and effective coverage than traditional spray-and-wipe methods.
Unlike conventional disinfection, electrostatic technology achieves three-dimensional surface coverage on equipment, shelving, and complex geometries common in cleanroom and data center environments — ensuring no surface harbors viable contaminants after treatment.
GMP-compliant decontamination for labs, cleanrooms, and pharmaceutical manufacturing suites. Supports USP 797/800 compliance readiness.
Safe for raised-floor and live-equipment environments. Eliminates biological contamination without residue that could compromise sensitive hardware.
ISO-classified cleanroom-compatible spraying for fabs where airborne and surface contamination directly impacts yield.
Protect dense employee populations during cold and flu season and year-round. Ideal for open-plan offices, conference centers, cafeterias, and shared workspaces.
Terminal and periodic disinfection for regulated healthcare spaces and device manufacturing environments where surface contamination control is non-negotiable.
We serve any facility where contamination control matters. Talk to a specialist about your environment.

Our certified technicians follow a documented, repeatable protocol for every electrostatic spraying service:
Technicians evaluate the space, identify sensitive equipment, and confirm the appropriate EPA-registered disinfectant for the environment and contaminant profile.
Charged disinfectant is applied via electrostatic sprayer, wrapping surfaces with uniform coverage including undersides and recessed areas inaccessible to manual wiping.
Disinfectant is allowed the required contact time per EPA label. Post-application documentation is provided for your compliance and audit records.
A service record is issued detailing disinfectant used, concentration, contact time, and areas treated — ready for quality and regulatory review.