Professional Disinfection Services in Marietta and the Greater Atlanta Area

We bring out the heavy-duty tools for disinfection. Our team uses ULV foggers to disperse hospital-grade disinfectants into tight, hard-to-reach spaces. We also use HEPA vacuums to trap lingering particles and air scrubbers to clean and circulate the air while we work.

Sometimes, we’ll bring in ozone generators or hydroxyl machines to tackle stubborn odors and airborne contaminants. Every piece of equipment is chosen based on the kind of damage we’re dealing with, so your home gets exactly what it needs.

Ozone treatments help eliminate odors and contaminants that settle in after a flood. Once the water is removed and drying starts, flood-damaged homes can still carry mold spores, bacteria, and foul smells that cling to surfaces and float through the air.

Ozone breaks down these pollutants at the molecular level, neutralizing odors and sanitizing the space. It’s conducive in crawl spaces, basements, and rooms with soft materials like carpet or upholstery that tend to hang on to water-related smells.

Absolutely! We use professional-grade products that are effective but also follow strict safety protocols during application. Depending on the method used (fogging, ozone, or surface spray), we may recommend keeping pets and small children out of the home or treated area for a short time.

Once the space has aired out and passed our safety checks, it’s safe for everyone to re-enter, including pets and children. If you have concerns about sensitivities, just let us know—we’re happy to walk you through the steps and adjust our process if needed.

Mold remediation and disinfection may sound similar, but they tackle two very different issues. Disinfection is about killing germs, bacteria, and viruses on surfaces. On the other hand, mold remediation is a much more involved process that focuses specifically on removing mold growth and preventing it from returning.

While disinfection might be one step within mold remediation, it doesn’t replace the need to remove affected materials or control moisture levels physically. If there’s visible mold, musty smells, or water damage that’s been sitting too long, you’ll need more than just a wipe-down.

We don’t walk away until we know the job is done right. After the disinfection process, we use surface sampling and thermal detection tools to verify that the area is clean and no hidden contamination is left behind. Depending on the severity of the damage, we may also perform ATP testing, which measures biological material at a microscopic level.