Spray by the label
Electrostatic Disinfection in Coppell, TX
Disinfectant that clings to the sides and undersides of furniture and fixtures. EPA-registered products. Label directions followed every time.
Wiping Gets the Top. Charged Spray Gets the Rest.
A cloth cleans the flat top of a desk. It misses the edge, the underside, the chair legs and the back of the door handle. Electrostatic spraying is built for those spots. The physics is simple. Droplets pick up a charge at the nozzle tip. Furniture and fixtures carry none. Opposites attract, so the spray bends toward every nearby surface and spreads, wrapping around edges and coating sides and undersides instead of falling to the floor. Our crews spray only EPA-registered products and treat the label as the rulebook. That means the right dilution, the right application rate and the full dwell time, meaning the minutes a surface must stay visibly wet. It also means people stay out until the label says the room can be used again. Crews wear the protective gear the label calls for and keep the spray light around electronics. Most clients add it to their regular schedule for restrooms, breakrooms and shared desks. Others call for a one-time treatment. Either way, it is done after hours.
What Spraying Covers
Focused on the rooms and surfaces that get touched the most.
Clean first
Visible dirt removed before spraying. Disinfectant goes on clean surfaces.
Desks and chairs
Shared workstations sprayed, with a light touch around electronics.
Restrooms
Stalls, sinks, dispensers and handles hit from all sides.
Breakrooms
Tables, chairs, counters and appliance handles.
Touchpoints
Rails, elevator buttons, door handles and front counters.
Label compliance
Dilution, rate, dwell time, protective gear and reentry all set by the label.
How a Spray Job Runs
Pick the rooms
We list the highest-use areas and decide: standing schedule or a single treatment.
Clear the space
Spraying is scheduled after hours or on weekends. Reentry follows the label.
Clean, spray, dwell
Surfaces cleaned, charged spray applied room by room and left wet for the full labeled time.
Why Add Electrostatic Spraying
More coverage
Sides and undersides covered without hand wiping each one.
Label first
Ask which product. We will tell you, and show you the label we follow.
Fits your schedule
Added to night service and handled by the same contact.
- EPA-registered products
- Full dwell time
- Rooms empty during use
- Protective gear worn
Want More Coverage on Shared Surfaces?
Name the busiest rooms and how often they should be treated. You get the plan and price in writing.