
Regular cleaning removes dirt. Disinfecting goes after what you can't see — the bacteria on the bathroom faucet, the viruses on the light switches, the germs living on the kitchen sponge holder. In an Edmonton winter, when everyone's indoors sharing air and surfaces for months, that difference matters.
Our disinfecting service pairs a thorough clean with proper sanitizing of high-touch surfaces throughout your home, using products that actually kill germs rather than just smelling like they do. It's the service our clients book after a household illness, before a new baby arrives, during flu season, or when someone immunocompromised lives in the home.
We'll be straight with you: disinfecting isn't sterilization — no honest company will promise a germ-free home. What we promise is a methodical, dwell-time-respecting sanitizing pass on the surfaces that matter most, done by people who understand the difference.
Doorknobs, light switches, remotes, faucets, appliance handles, stair rails — the surfaces hands actually touch.
Disinfectants only work if they stay wet long enough. We follow label directions, not shortcuts.
The two rooms where germs concentrate get the most intensive treatment, every time.
We use effective products responsibly — and can go eco-friendly on request for homes with kids, pets, or sensitivities.
A full clean plus a dedicated sanitizing pass. Here's where the extra attention goes:
Every doorknob, switch plate, remote, and handle in the home — wiped, treated, and given proper dwell time.
Toilet, sink, faucet, shower controls, and floors disinfected. The room that needs it most gets the deepest treatment.
Counters, sink, faucet, appliance handles, and trash areas — where food-borne bacteria actually live.
Switches, remotes, door handles, and railings sanitized as part of the full-room clean.
Extra care around little ones' spaces — cribs, change tables, toy storage areas wiped down thoroughly.
Upholstery vacuumed thoroughly; high-touch fabrics like throw pillows and cushion tops treated.
We'd rather under-promise than oversell, so here's the honest version.
Can it help after someone's been sick? Yes — it's one of the best reasons to book. Once the household is recovering, a disinfecting clean resets the high-touch surfaces and soft furnishings so you're not re-exposing everyone during recovery.
Is it safe for kids and pets? Yes, when done right. We use products at proper dilutions, ventilate as we go, and let surfaces dry fully. Tell us about sensitivities and we'll adjust — including switching to eco-friendly products for the whole visit.
October through March is peak demand — book a week or two ahead if you can.
A common reason for booking. One visit and the house feels safe again.
Many Edmonton parents book before bringing baby home from the hospital.
Trusted by Edmonton households who rate us 5.0 on Google.
Cleaning removes dirt and grime. Sanitizing reduces bacteria to safe levels. Disinfecting kills a broader range of germs including viruses — but only with proper products and dwell times. Our disinfecting service does all three in sequence: clean first, then sanitize and disinfect the surfaces that matter.
For most households, a seasonal disinfecting clean (fall and mid-winter) plus as-needed visits after illness is plenty. If someone in the home is immunocompromised or there's a newborn, monthly makes sense. We'll give you an honest recommendation, not an upsell.
Yes. We use effective disinfecting products at correct dilutions, ventilate during the visit, and ensure surfaces are dry before we leave. If you prefer, we can do the entire visit with eco-friendly products — just mention it when booking.
No, but good ventilation helps. We open windows briefly where practical (even in winter, a few minutes of fresh air per room makes a difference) and work room by room so you're never in the way.
It's quoted as a fixed price based on your home's size — typically a step above our standard clean reflecting the extra time and products. Call (825) 975-4655 for a free quote within 2 hours.
Flu season, post-illness, or new baby on the way — call or text (825) 975-4655.