Decontamination cleaning
After an infestation, a flood, a fire or an infection outbreak, a normal clean is not enough and — more to the point — cannot be certificated. Regency decontaminates the space and gives you the documentation that says so, which is what an insurer, a regulator or an incoming tenant will actually ask for.
What the contract covers
- Fogging and surface decontamination
- Post-infestation and post-incident deep cleaning
- Odour control and neutralisation at source, not masking
- Contaminated waste segregation and licensed disposal
- Clearance documentation for insurers and regulators
- Rapid mobilisation, including out of hours
- Coordination with pest control where an infestation caused it
Who we do this for
- Healthcare
- Housing and social landlords
- Food premises
- Commercial property
Common questions
- What is fogging and when is it appropriate?
- Fogging disperses a disinfectant as a fine mist so it reaches surfaces a cloth never will — the tops of frames, ledges, the underside of fittings. It follows a physical clean rather than replacing one; fogging a dirty room mostly wets the dirt.
- Will we get a certificate?
- Yes. Clearance documentation is the point of the exercise for most clients — it is what lets a building be handed back, re-let or reopened without an argument.
- How fast can you attend?
- Decontamination work is usually urgent by nature, so it is mobilised outside normal hours as a matter of course. Call the number on this page and describe what has happened.
- Can you deal with the smell?
- Odour is dealt with at source. If something is still producing the smell, neutralising the air is a temporary result and everyone knows it by the following week.
- Do you deal with flood damage?
- Yes — the cleaning and decontamination side, including contaminated silt, odour and sanitising. Structural drying is a specialist trade we coordinate with rather than claim.
- Is the building safe to use afterwards?
- That is what the clearance documentation states, and it is why the paperwork matters as much as the work. Reopening on somebody's assurance is not the same as reopening on a certificate.
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A site survey costs nothing and takes about twenty minutes. You will speak to the person who would run your contract, not a call centre.