High-touch program
Scheduled electrostatic pass on desks, handles, restrooms, break rooms, and waiting rooms — weekly or after hours.
Cody / Park County, WY Since 1983
360° · Featured service
360° Electrostatic Disinfection for Offices, Clinics, and High-Traffic Buildings
We apply EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants with electrostatic sprayers so the solution coats more of the surface — including sides and undersides that spray bottles and cloths often miss.
This is an add-on to professional cleaning, not a shortcut around it. Park County Cleaning serves commercial, industrial, medical, and residential properties in Cody and across Wyoming.
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The method
What it is
Electrostatic disinfection is a way of applying disinfectant — not a chemical by itself.
A specialized sprayer puts an electrical charge on the solution as it leaves the nozzle. Most surfaces are naturally neutral or slightly negative, so the charged droplets are pulled onto the surface and wrap around objects instead of only landing where the spray is aimed.
Traditional spray-and-wipe coats what you can see and reach. Electrostatic application is built for the rest: chair legs, monitor backs, bed rails, equipment undersides, door-handle recesses, and crowded high-touch rooms.
The sprayer does not kill germs. The EPA-registered disinfectant does — and only when surfaces are cleaned first and the product stays wet for the contact time on the label.
Process
How we do it
Four steps — clean first, then charge, wrap, and dwell. The disinfectant does the work; the sprayer helps it reach more of the surface.
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Clean first
Visible soil, dust, and spills are removed so disinfectant can reach the surface.
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Charge the solution
The sprayer charges each droplet so they spread instead of clumping.
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Wrap and coat
Charged mist is attracted to surfaces and coats the front, sides, back, and underside more evenly than a trigger bottle.
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Dwell, then dry
Surfaces stay wet for the contact time on the product label, then air-dry. Exact time depends on the product used.
We use EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants labeled for electrostatic application and follow the contact time on the label.
The benefits
Why facilities add it
Qualitative advantages over wipe-down alone — no kill-rate claims, just coverage and process.
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More complete coverage
On irregular and hidden surfaces than wipe-down alone.
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Faster pass
On large or furniture-dense rooms than wiping every fixture.
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More consistent coat
Less “missed the underside.”
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Touch-free disinfection pass
After the room is pre-cleaned.
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Less wasted product
Because more solution lands on the target instead of pooling or running off.
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Fits existing cleaning
As a scheduled high-touch program, a facility-wide treatment, or an on-call visit.
Best fit
Who it’s for
Offices, clinics, schools, gyms, and other high-traffic buildings across Cody and Wyoming.
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Medical, dental, and clinic spaces
Waiting rooms, exam rooms, chairs, counters, equipment exteriors.
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Offices and government buildings
Desks, break rooms, conference rooms, restrooms.
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Schools and daycares
Classrooms and high-touch common areas.
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Gyms and rec facilities
Equipment and lockers when the product is labeled for those surfaces.
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Restaurants and lodging
Dining rooms, restrooms, and common areas on allowed surfaces only.
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Industrial sites
Attached offices, break rooms, and restrooms.
Food-contact surfaces are treated only with products and methods the label allows.
On site
What to expect
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Walk-through
Of high-touch areas, surface types, and building use.
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Pre-clean
Visible soil removed so disinfectant can reach the surface.
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Product selection
From EPA-registered disinfectants labeled for electrostatic spray.
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Application
By a trained technician; surfaces left visibly wet for the full contact time.
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Re-entry
After dwell and dry, per the product label.
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Documentation
Available for clinics and contracting officers: date, areas treated, product name, EPA registration number, and contact time.
People are kept out of the spray zone as the label and safety data sheet require. We do not spray people, food, or surfaces the label excludes.
Compliance
What this service is not
- Not a replacement for daily janitorial cleaning
- Not the same as fogging or whole-room misting
- Not sterilization
- Not a claim that illness will be prevented
- Not a substitute for hand hygiene or building ventilation
Surface disinfection supports a clean building. It is one layer of a full cleaning program.
Also offering
Pairs with full-service cleaning
Disinfection works best on a clean foundation. One local Cody team for facilities, homes, and medical spaces across Park County.
- Commercial & Industrial Cleaning Offices, shops, and work sites kept on schedule.
- Residential Cleaning Homes and rentals cleaned with care and consistency.
- Medical & Hospital Housekeeping Healthcare-grade environmental cleaning.
- Janitorial Services Recurring maintenance so buildings stay ready.
- Floor Care & Restoration Strip, wax, scrub, and polish that lasts.
- Post-Construction Cleanup Dust, debris, and finish work after the builders leave.
- Pressure Washing Exteriors, sidewalks, and equipment washed clean.
Common questions
FAQ
Is the sprayer what kills germs?
No. The EPA-registered disinfectant does. The sprayer helps that product reach more of the surface.
Do you still clean first?
Yes. Disinfectant does not work through dirt.
Is it safe for offices and clinics?
When we use products labeled for those sites and for electrostatic application, follow contact time, and keep people out of the spray zone as required.
Will it damage electronics or furniture?
We match product and distance to the surface and avoid spraying into vents, open devices, or materials the label excludes.
How long until people can come back in?
After the labeled contact time and after surfaces dry — often minutes, not hours. Exact time depends on the product.
Is this fogging?
No. Fogging fills the air with very fine droplets and often needs longer clearance. Electrostatic spray is a directed, charged mist meant to land on surfaces.
How do I get a quote?
Call (307) 474-0111 for a free estimate, or use the form below. Share your facility type, approximate size, and whether you need a one-time visit or a recurring schedule.
Free estimate
Request a walk-through
We will map high-touch areas, confirm surfaces and products, and quote electrostatic disinfection as a standalone visit or as part of your regular cleaning contract. Call (307) 474-0111 or send a request below. Serving Cody and Park County since 1983.
Park County Cleaning Services LLC · Cody, Wyoming · Commercial, industrial, medical, and residential
Call (307) 474-0111Or email cjbassett@parkcountycleaning.com