The cost of electrostatic cleaning depends on several factors including the size of the area to be treated, the level of contamination and the frequency of services required. At London Drainage Facilities Ltd, we provide tailored pricing to ensure you receive the most effective cleaning solution for your needs.
Electrostatic cleaning is ideal for a wide range of industries including: Healthcare – Hospitals, GP surgeries, dental clinics Workplaces and Offices – Corporate buildings, co-working spaces Retail & Hospitality – Shops, restaurants, hotels, bars Transport & Vehicles – Buses, trains, taxis, work vans Education – Schools, colleges, universities Public Buildings – Libraries, community centres, government offices
This depends on the level of foot traffic and risk contamination in your space. Many businesses opt for monthly treatments to maintain continuous protection, while high-risk environments like hospitals may require more frequent applications. Our team can advise on the best cleaning schedule based on your needs.
The process is quick and efficient, with most treatments completed in a fraction of the time it takes for traditional deep cleaning. The sanitising agent dries rapidly, meaning that you can re-enter the treated area within minutes of application.
Yes! The disinfectants we use are non-toxic, non-corrosive and safe for humans, pets and sensitive equipment. This makes electrostatic cleaning ideal for offices, healthcare facilities, schools, restaurants, hotels and residential properties.
Electrostatic cleaning is significantly more efficient, effective and long-lasting than conventional cleaning. Key benefits include: Full surface coverage including hard-to-reach areas Faster application, reducing downtime for businesses Kills over 100 types of pathogens including SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and influenza Long-lasting protection, with surfaces remaining sanitised for up to 30 days Non-toxic and environmentally friendly, making it safe for people and pets
Electrostatic cleaning is an advanced disinfection method that uses positively charged disinfectant droplets to coat surfaces evenly. The positively charged particles are attracted to negatively charged surfaces, allowing the solution to wrap around and cling to all sides of an object. This ensures complete coverage, even in hard-to-reach areas, providing superior protection against viruses and bacteria.