Micro-Cleaning
When disaster strikes, restoring your property goes beyond just the structure and HVAC system itself. At Greenfox Air Quality, we understand the importance of comprehensive restoration, which is why we offer specialized Contents Cleaning services in Palm Beach County. Our expert team is dedicated to restoring not just your home or business but also your belongings to a ‘Clean’ condition.
What is Contents Cleaning?
Microcleaning is a specialized cleaning process that targets microscopic particles, biological contaminants, and airborne residues that settle on surfaces and contents. This process goes beyond everyday cleaning to deliver environmental-level decontamination of walls, ceilings, floors, furniture, and personal items.
It is most often used as a final phase in mold remediation, post-fire smoke cleanup, or silica dust abatement after construction or demolition. Microcleaning is essential in returning homes and buildings to a safe, healthy, and occupancy-ready condition — especially for sensitive individuals or high-risk spaces.
What Does Contents Cleaning Consist Of?
1. Inspection: Our experienced technicians conduct a thorough inspection of the contents to determine the extent of damage and the appropriate cleaning methods for the contaminant.
2. Content Cleaning: Using ‘Green’ cleaning products and techniques, we carefully clean and sanitize each item, removing mold, debris, and contaminants.
3. Content pack-up: We box, bag or place your ‘Cleaned’ contents out of the contaminated room or area.
4. Area Cleaning: Using ‘Green’ cleaning products and techniques, we clean floors walls and all areas affected in the home or business.
Are All Items Able to be Cleaned?
GreenFox uses HEPA-filtered vacuums, microfiber cloths, non-toxic antimicrobial solutions, and air scrubbers to meticulously clean every exposed surface in the treatment area. We clean walls, floors, ceilings, counters, vents, light fixtures, electronics, and even furniture when applicable.
We often use multi-stage HEPA vac + damp wipe protocols, negative air containment (when necessary), and cross-contamination control techniques to ensure we’re not just spreading particles around — we’re removing them entirely.