Sanitization and Disinfection Services

Sanitization and Disinfection Services for Facilities and Commercial Spaces

Scheduled sanitization and disinfection for offices, commercial kitchens, healthcare facilities, and residential societies. Chemical surface disinfection and fogging programmes aligned with your compliance calendar and delivered with documented completion reports.

FSSAI-Compliant ProtocolsWHO-Approved AgentsScheduled, Not ReactiveAudit-Ready Reports
About This Service

Sanitization That Runs on a Schedule, Not a Scare

SCFM delivers scheduled sanitization and disinfection programmes for facilities where hygiene compliance is a standing requirement. Surface disinfection, fogging, and treatment documentation are handled as a recurring service, mapped to your audit calendar and facility type.

Programmes Mapped to Your Compliance CalendarSCFM works with your facility's audit schedule, regulatory requirements, and occupancy pattern to build a sanitization programme with the right frequency and scope. Monthly, quarterly, or custom cycles, confirmed in writing before the first deployment.
Two Methods, Applied CorrectlyChemical surface disinfection covers all high-contact and high-risk surfaces with appropriate agents and contact times. Fogging treats larger areas and hard-to-reach zones in a single deployment. Method selection is matched to your facility type, surface materials, and compliance requirement.
Every Deployment DocumentedA completion report is generated after every sanitization deployment, covering areas treated, agents used, and method applied. Shared via WhatsApp and email, this report is formatted to support your audit documentation and regulatory submissions.
Scope of Services

Every Surface Treated. Every Deployment Documented

Scheduled. Compliant. Documented.

Scheduled. Compliant. Documented.

Every SCFM sanitization and disinfection deployment is planned to your facility's compliance requirements, uses the correct method and agent for each area, and is documented with a completion report shared after every visit.

Facility assessed to determine sanitization frequency, areas requiring treatment, applicable regulatory standards, and agent selection. Programme scope and deployment schedule confirmed in writing before work begins.

Compliance assessmentProgramme designConfirmed schedule

All high-contact surfaces including door handles, lift buttons, switches, railings, countertops, shared equipment, and workstations treated with approved chemical disinfectants. Contact times adhered to as per agent specification.

High-contact surfacesChemical disinfectionContact time compliance

Fogging deployed in open areas, corridors, common spaces, warehouses, and zones where surface-by-surface treatment is impractical. Agent selection matched to room volume, surface type, and occupancy requirements.

FoggingArea treatmentOpen spaces

All food preparation surfaces, counters, equipment exteriors, storage areas, and food-contact zones treated with FSSAI-compliant sanitizing agents. Agent dilution, contact time, and rinse protocol managed to food safety standards.

Food surfacesFSSAI-compliantKitchen sanitization

Clinical zones, waiting areas, treatment surfaces, and high-risk touch points treated with hospital-grade disinfectants. Protocols matched to the infection control requirements of your facility type.

HealthcareHospital-gradeInfection control

All washroom and wet area surfaces, fixtures, and fittings sanitized with appropriate agents. Drain points, grout surfaces, and high-touch hardware treated as part of the standard deployment scope.

WashroomWet areasDrain treatment

Lobbies, reception areas, waiting zones, lift interiors, and common corridors treated on every deployment cycle. Frequency and method confirmed based on footfall volume and facility type.

Common areasLobbiesFootfall-based

Common areas, stairwells, lift cabins, gate areas, amenity zones, and parking levels treated on a scheduled programme. Deployment timed to minimise disruption to residents.

Residential societiesCommon areasScheduled

A completion report generated after every deployment covering areas treated, agents used, dilution ratios, method applied, and crew deployed. Shared via WhatsApp and email and formatted for audit and regulatory submission.

Completion reportWhatsAppAudit-ready
Compliance & Credentials

ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management

ISO 9001:2015 aligned · Agent selection · Documented processes

FSSAI-Aligned Sanitization Protocols

FSSAI-compliant agents · Dilution-controlled · Food surface safe

WHO and MSDS-Compliant Chemical Handling

WHO-guidelines compliant · MSDS maintained · Trained operators

COMMON QUESTIONS

What Facility and Compliance Managers Ask Before Starting a Sanitization Programme

Questions about the difference between sanitization and disinfection, how often programmes should run by facility type, which agents and methods are used, operational disruption, whether reports support regulatory audits, and whether the service scales to both large campuses and smaller standalone offices.

Ask Us Directly
Sanitization reduces microbial levels on a surface to a safe threshold. Disinfection eliminates a broader spectrum of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, using stronger agents and controlled contact times. SCFM uses the appropriate method based on your facility type and compliance requirement.
Frequency depends on the facility type, occupancy levels, and regulatory requirements. Offices typically schedule monthly or quarterly programmes. Commercial kitchens and food facilities may require weekly or fortnightly treatment. Healthcare facilities are assessed individually. SCFM recommends a frequency based on your site assessment.
SCFM uses chemical surface disinfection for high-contact and high-risk surfaces, and fogging for larger areas and hard-to-reach zones. All agents are selected based on the surface type, facility use, and applicable regulatory standard, FSSAI, WHO guidelines, or infection control protocols where relevant.
Deployments are scheduled outside operational hours or during low-occupancy periods where required. For fogging treatments, a re-entry period is observed based on agent specifications. Timing and re-entry protocol are confirmed before every deployment.
Yes. SCFM's post-treatment completion reports cover areas treated, agents and dilution ratios used, method applied, and crew details. These are formatted to support internal audit records, FSSAI inspections, or any other regulatory submission your facility requires.
Yes. SCFM handles sanitization programmes for large campuses, multi-floor office buildings, commercial kitchens, healthcare facilities, and residential societies, as well as smaller standalone offices. Programme scope and frequency are sized to your facility's actual requirement.
GET IN TOUCH

Your Compliance Calendar Has a Date. Let's Put Us On It.

Tell us your facility type, area, and compliance requirement. We will design a sanitization programme and share a proposal within 48 hours.