
Property Decommission
Vacancy turnover, final decommission cleaning, fixture and contents coordination, and specialty treatment when the space needs more than a standard reset. Fog disinfect sits inside this service as one of the technical options used to close a property out cleanly for the next handoff.
The decommission scope.
Property decommission is the main scope. Fog disinfect is one of the specialty treatments that can sit inside it when the building condition, vacancy reason, or next-use plan requires it.
- Full-property decommission cleaning
- Electrostatic fog disinfection (EPA-registered)
- HVAC system disinfection
- Mold remediation prep and surface treatment
- Biological hazard area treatment
- Office furniture & partition removal coordination
- Carpet, fixture, and equipment haul-off
- Hard-surface deep clean before re-leasing
- Documentation for landlord and incoming tenant
- Final-walk certification
Four steps from inquiry to active program.
Every engagement follows the same documented process, so you know what we are doing, and when.
Site walk & scope.
We walk the facility, measure what drives cost (square footage, traffic, fixtures, occupancy hours), and draft a written scope.
Scoped proposal.
Delivered within three business days, pricing, schedule, inspection framework, reporting cadence, and escalation paths.
Mobilization.
Teams are vetted, trained on your specific scope, and onboarded with supervisor oversight for the first full cycle.
Active reporting.
Monthly performance brief, inspection scores, completed extras, incidents, response times. You see what we see.
Decommission, vacancy reset, and fog disinfect as a specialty layer.
What a decommission actually looks like: cleared floors, a final reset, and disinfect treatment on a site being prepared for handoff rather than another day of operation.
Industries we serve with this program.
Property decommission work changes with vacancy condition, contents left behind, landlord requirements, and whether specialty treatment is needed before the next occupancy. These are the sectors where that work most often lands.