Covid-19 Decontamination Services
Salt Lake City's Trusted Covid-19 Decontamination Company
Improve your indoor air quality and HVAC efficiency. Our certified technicians remove dust, allergens, and contaminants from your air ducts using safe, proven cleaning methods.
INDOOR AIR QUALITY & VIRAL PARTICLES
COVID-19 Can Spread Through the Air Inside Your Home
COVID-19 is primarily spread through respiratory droplets and airborne particles. In enclosed spaces, those particles can remain in the air and move through shared rooms, especially when ventilation and filtration are poor.
Airborne Particles
Respiratory particles can linger in indoor air after coughing, sneezing, talking, or breathing
Shared Indoor Spaces
Poor ventilation can allow particles to build up in rooms where people gather
HVAC Circulation
Air moving through the home can carry dust, allergens, and airborne contaminants
Respiratory Health Concern
COVID-19 can cause serious illness, especially for higher-risk individuals
Improve Indoor Air Quality
And Reduce Airborne Contaminants
COVID-19 is most commonly associated with exposure to respiratory particles released when an infected person breathes, talks, coughs, or sneezes. Indoors, those particles can become more concentrated when fresh air and filtration are limited.
While no air system can guarantee protection from illness, improving indoor air quality can help reduce airborne contaminants and create a healthier home environment.
Green Home Air helps homeowners address indoor air quality concerns connected to dust, allergens, microbial buildup, and airborne particles that may circulate through the home.
A cleaner HVAC system, better filtration, and improved air movement can support a healthier indoor environment for your family.
Important Safety Note:
- Improve ventilation when possible
- Use quality HVAC filtration
- Replace dirty filters regularly
- Keep indoor air moving and filtered
- Clean high-touch areas as needed
Why Act Now
COVID-19 Can Spread Through Indoor Air.
COVID-19 spreads when an infected person releases respiratory droplets and small airborne particles while breathing, talking, coughing, or sneezing. In enclosed spaces with poor ventilation, those particles can build up and increase exposure risk indoors.
- Airborne Particles
- Respiratory Droplets
- Poor Ventilation Risk
- Shared Indoor Spaces
- Improves Indoor Air Quality
Real Results
See The Difference We Make
Every job tells a story. Behind each of these photos is a family that got their health and home back. Drag the slider to compare before and after.
Air Duct Cleaning
Significant dust and debris were removed from the system, helping improve airflow, reduce allergens, and create a cleaner indoor environment.
Basement Mold Removal
Extensive mold growth across entire basement after flooding. Family experienced fatigue and respiratory issues. Fully remediated in 3 days.
Wall Mold Remediation
Widespread mold spread across interior walls from hidden moisture. Safely removed and treated, restoring a clean, healthy surface.
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We have hundreds more before/after photos. Call us today and we'll show you exactly what we can do for your home.
Our Services
Comprehensive Air Quality Solutions
From emergency mold removal to preventative HVAC maintenance, we provide complete indoor air quality services for Utah homes and businesses.
Mold Inspection & Remediation
Complete mold detection, testing, and safe removal. We identify the source, contain the affected area, remove all mold, and prevent future growth.
- Free Initial Inspection
- Lab-tested mold identification
- Complete containment & removal
- Air quality testing
- Prevention strategies
Air Duct Cleaning
Air duct cleaning removes dust, allergens, and contaminants that build up inside your HVAC ductwork, helping restore cleaner air throughout your home.
- Improves indoor air quality
- Removes dust and allergens from ductwork
- Helps reduce mold spores and contaminants
- Cleans hard-to-reach HVAC areas
Whole-Home Air Purification
Whole-home air purification systems work with your HVAC system to clean the air as it circulates through your home, helping reduce dust, allergens, mold spores, bacteria, and odors.
- Improves indoor air quality
- Helps reduce allergens and irritants
- Reduces mold spores and bacteria
- Helps eliminate odors
Testimonials
What Our Customers Say
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Local Expertise
COVID Decontamination in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City Picture
In downtown Salt Lake City, shared elevators, older office buildings, and back-to-back restaurant seatings make surface disinfection a practical priority. Green Home Air Quality delivers COVID-19 decontamination for medical suites, professional offices, eateries, and transit-adjacent storefronts using EPA-registered products and electrostatic equipment, helping busy operators keep staff and customers protected without shutting down for days.
Salt Lake City's downtown core is built on older multi-tenant buildings where lobbies, stairwells, and elevator banks are shared by dozens of businesses, so a single confirmed case raises concern across a whole floor. For law offices, coworking spaces, and clinics along the 400 South and Main Street corridors we work after hours or weekends, disinfecting workstations, conference rooms, and shared kitchens without interrupting the workday. Older buildings are full of hand-wipe-unfriendly window frames, radiator covers, and dated fixtures, where electrostatic application earns its keep. Every disinfectant is EPA-registered and held to full contact time.
Neighborhood businesses and homes
Not every request we get comes from a downtown tower. Salt Lake City also has small businesses along the retail streets in Sugar House and 9th and 9th, dental and therapy offices in converted houses on the east side, and churches, studios and community spaces across the west side. These places usually don't have a cleaning crew on staff. When a sick employee or visitor means a deeper cleaning is needed, they need it done in one visit outside business hours. We serve them the same way we serve larger buildings, sized to the space.
We also treat homes. Families caring for an older relative, someone going through chemotherapy, or a newborn sometimes want shared rooms disinfected after someone in the house has been sick. That's a reasonable request, and we keep it low-key. We schedule the visit, treat the rooms and surfaces you choose, and leave the house ready to use once the products have done their work.
Clean first, then disinfect
We follow CDC guidance for facilities. First we clean with soap or detergent, because dirt and residue can keep a disinfectant from working. Then we apply an EPA-registered disinfectant that fits the surface and the germ involved. Each product has a contact time on its label. The surface has to stay wet for that long, so we don't spray and wipe right away. We concentrate on high-touch points like door handles, counters, elevator buttons and restroom fixtures, plus any area where someone was obviously sick.
Ventilation in a Salt Lake City winter
The CDC recommends improving airflow while disinfecting, by opening doors and windows or running fans or the HVAC system. During a winter inversion, when cold air and pollution sit in the valley, opening windows isn't always appealing. In that case, we run the building's ventilation and fans during and after application so the space is comfortable before people return. We'll go over the plan with you before we start.
If your space has electronics, upholstered seating or specialty equipment, let us know ahead of time. Not every disinfectant is labeled for every surface. The CDC advises checking the label to make sure a product is right for what it's being used on.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you disinfect a restaurant between services?
Often, yes. For many downtown restaurants we work in the gap between lunch and dinner or overnight, focusing on menus, tables, POS screens, and host stations. Larger jobs are better scheduled after closing. Surfaces are safe for food service once disinfectant has dried and met contact time, which we confirm before staff return.
We share a building with other tenants — can you treat just our suite?
Absolutely. We can limit disinfection to your leased space and shared touchpoints like your entry door and adjacent elevator buttons. If your property manager wants common areas treated too, we can quote that separately. Older downtown buildings often need extra attention at shared stairwells and lobby hardware, which we discuss during scheduling.
What affects the cost of disinfection for a Salt Lake City business?
Square footage, how many rooms and high-touch surfaces there are, and the mix of materials. An open retail floor in Sugar House goes faster than a dental office in a converted east side house with many small rooms and equipment that needs a specific product. After-hours scheduling and pre-cleaning heavily used areas also affect the time on site. We'll ask about the space before quoting.
When do Salt Lake City offices usually schedule disinfection?
Many book in winter, during cold and flu season, when buildings stay closed up through inversion stretches. Many clients also book after a known illness in the office, before reopening after a holiday closure, or before a busy event. We usually work evenings or weekends so the space is ready when staff come back and the product's contact time isn't rushed.
Can you provide paperwork for our Salt Lake City property manager or insurer?
Yes. We can give you a service record listing the areas treated, the date, and the EPA-registered products used, along with their Safety Data Sheets if needed. Some leases or management companies ask for this. Whether any insurance policy covers disinfection depends on the policy, so check with your agent. We don't make coverage decisions.
Do you disinfect homes in Salt Lake City, or only businesses?
We do both. Households with an older adult, someone with a weakened immune system or a newborn sometimes ask us to treat shared rooms after an illness. We focus on high-touch surfaces like door handles, light switches, kitchen counters and bathroom fixtures. We use EPA-registered products according to the label and plan ventilation so the home is comfortable afterward.
Can you disinfect a Sugar House studio or 9th and 9th shop before we open in the morning?
Usually, yes. We schedule small storefronts and studios in the evening or early morning, clean surfaces first, and then apply an EPA-registered disinfectant. Each product has to stay wet for its label contact time. We'll tell you how long that is, along with any re-entry guidance on the label, so you know when your staff and customers can come in.
How do you ventilate during disinfection when it's an inversion day in Salt Lake City?
The CDC recommends improving airflow while disinfecting, and opening windows is just one option. On inversion days, we usually run the building's HVAC and portable fans during and after application instead of opening up to outside air. If the space has operable windows and you'd rather use them, we can do that too. We'll agree on the approach before we start.
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