Commercial Disinfection Services
in New Jersey

Cleaning removes dirt, dust, and debris from floors and surfaces so a space looks clean. Disinfecting uses EPA-registered biocides to kill bacteria, viruses, mold, and other pathogens. A space can be spotless and still carry the germs that make people sick, which is why cleanliness and disinfection are not the same thing.

The TOMI SteraMist system uses Binary Ionization Technology, a patented two-step process that activates and ionizes a 7.8% hydrogen peroxide solution through a Cold Plasma Arc. This creates a fog called ionized hydrogen peroxide containing a high concentration of Reactive Oxygen Species, mostly hydroxyl radicals, which damage pathogenic organisms through cellular disruption.

After using the SteraMist Environment System, rooms are safe for re-entrance within minutes. Full-room decontamination takes under 45 minutes, including both application and contact time, so a business loses part of a shift rather than a day of operations.

SteraMist uses no toxic byproducts and is EPA-registered. The only byproducts are moisture and oxygen. It leaves no dangerous residue behind on surfaces or equipment and requires less than an hour to work fully.

GreenWorks clients have used SteraMist against a range of pathogens, including C. difficile, MRSA, influenza, norovirus, Salmonella, and mold spores. Specific efficacy claims follow the EPA registration and label for the product used in your facility.

No. The process does not harm high-touch, sensitive equipment or electronics, which is why it is safe in medical facilities, corporate offices, schools, and other spaces full of electronic devices.

The opposite. The treatment deodorizes by killing odor-causing bacteria, and it leaves no foul-smelling or harmful odors of its own. No rinsing or wiping is needed afterward.

A six-log kill, meaning 99.9999% of microorganisms across bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

It depends on traffic and risk. A one-time disinfection makes sense after an outbreak, a contamination event, or before reopening. Businesses with frequent customer traffic and shared workspaces benefit from a customizable schedule that maximizes protection between visits, and we match frequency to how your space is actually used rather than selling a fixed contract.

Pathogens move through a facility on high-touch surfaces and through the air, so one sick employee in a shared space can seed contamination across it. Targeted disinfecting of those areas with EPA-registered biocides interrupts that spread, protecting your team, your visitors, and the wider community.

No. We are not a janitorial service and do not compete with commercial cleaning services. Disinfecting services work alongside your existing cleaning service. Your crew handles day-to-day cleanliness, carpet cleaning, floors, and other types of routine upkeep, and we handle decontamination requiring EPA-registered biocides, professional methods, and documentation.

Corporate offices, medical and dental offices, schools and educational institutions, laboratories, pharmaceutical locations, and industrial facilities across New Jersey. Each industry carries its own sanitation expectations and traffic patterns, and we build the cleaning plan around them.

Yes. Every completed job comes with certification documenting the disinfection performed. That record supports regulatory compliance in industries with high sanitation expectations, and it is what you hand an insurer, an inspector, or your own board.

Both, depending on the facility. Fogging carries disinfectant into the same spaces airborne pathogens reach, and electrostatic application wraps charged droplets around surfaces and equipment. Which method we deploy depends on the space, the contamination present, and what your operations allow.

Our team is composed of Building Biologists and certified environmental professionals, not a cleaning crew with a spray bottle. That expertise is what lets us identify what is actually contaminating a facility, and knowledgeable assessment is what turns disinfecting services into a high-quality service matched to the environment rather than a standard routine.

Yes. Infection control means treating the areas people share, including restrooms, break rooms, kitchens, and reception. These are where germs concentrate and where a workplace hygiene program either works or does not.

The approach depends on the space and the products used. We plan the work, including timing and occupancy considerations, around your facility so disinfection is effective without disrupting operations more than necessary.