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Commercial Disinfection · Southern California · Since 2000
Disinfection for facilities that have to reopen
— to staff and the public.
25+ years decontaminating commercial property — pathogen and biohazard decontamination, EPA-registered antimicrobials, and post-clean clearance testing, by our own crews, on one schedule.
THE BASICS
Decontamination you can document, then reopen on.
It is more than a spray-down. It is contained, EPA-registered decontamination of pathogens and biohazards, verified by post-clean clearance testing — so a facility can reopen to staff and the public on a record, not on a promise.
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
The contaminant dictates the method
— and the clearance.
Category 01
Infectious disease & Pathogens
Viral and bacterial decontamination with EPA-registered antimicrobials; post-clean clearance testing.
Category 02
Biohazard
Bodily-fluid, trauma, and unattended-loss cleanup, handled discreetly and to regulation.
Category 03
Sewage
Decontamination tied to water losses, where black water has reached surfaces and materials.
THE C2C COMMERCIAL PROCESS
Contain, treat, verify, reopen.
step one
Dispatch & Assessment
Crews dispatched immediately to the loss site; on-site within 60 to 90 minute response time.
step two
Containment
The affected area is isolated so the rest of the facility keeps operating.
step three
Treatment & Clearance
EPA-registered antimicrobials applied; post-clean clearance testing confirms the result before reopening.
step four
Restoration
Where Loss Construction lives.
Where decontamination requires removing materials, reconstruction is performed in accordance with the insurance scope, by our own crews. Daily or weekly updates issued.
BEFORE WE ARRIVE
If a facility
needs decontamination.
HOMEOWNER GUIDANCE
Do this now
Restrict access to the affected area and note when it was last occupied.
Shut down HVAC serving the zone if it may circulate contaminants.
Call us — a live dispatcher answers and a crew is routed inside the same call.
Don't do this
Don't send staff in to clean a biohazard or pathogen exposure themselves.
Don't reopen the area until clearance testing confirms it.
FROM LOSS TO REBUILD
When mitigation ends, most firms hand you a list of trades. We keep going.
Mitigation stabilizes the building; the rebuild is the second part of the loss. We carry the file through reconstruction in-house — by our own crews, on one schedule, in accordance with the insurance scope.
Next Step
Commercial Reconstruction & Build-Back
One firm, one schedule, single point of contact through sign-off.
INSURANCE & DOCUMENTATION
We document every application — so you have the record if a regulator, insurer, or tenant asks.
Decontamination work is only as credible as its paper trail. We log the EPA-registered products applied, dwell times, areas treated, and post-clean clearance results — giving facility managers and carriers a complete file from first visit to sign-off.
Pre-Clean Assessment
Documented walkthrough of affected areas — scope and pathogen or biohazard type recorded before work begins.
Product & Application Log
EPA-registered product, application method, dwell time, and treated surfaces logged for every visit.
Post-Clean Clearance Testing
Surface or air clearance testing conducted after decontamination — results documented before the space is released
Photo & Video Record
Time-stamped documentation of conditions before, during, and after decontamination — kept for the facility file.
Commercial decontamination crews cover the full footprint
We've staged crews and equipment across all five Southern California counties — Los Angeles, Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, Orange County, and San Diego County — since 2000.
RELATED SERVICES
Damage rarely arrives alone.
COMMERCIAL
Common cross-over
Water
Damage
Category 3 water losses that require decontamination — extraction and drying.
If drying stalls
Mold Remediation
Containment and post-clearance testing, the same discipline applied to growth.
Seasonal cause
Reconstruction & Build-Back
Materials removed in decontamination framed and finished back to pre-loss condition.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Commercial disinfection, answered.
COMMERCIAL
Can we keep part of the facility open?
Typically, yes — containment isolates the work so unaffected areas keep operating.