“The plan named who to call at what hour, and the barrier was up before the first can opened. Our infection-prevention nurse looked over the photos on Monday and asked for no changes.”
Avis T.Facilities manager, outpatient clinic
References
Reference projects
Each entry says what was painted, when, and what the facility asked for. Facility contacts are shared by permission, for a reference call.
- Surgery center
Outpatient surgery center
Corridors, pre-op bays and two waiting rooms, one wing at a time.
11 weeknights
Barrier class set by the center's infection-prevention nurse
Facility contact released for a reference call
- Clinic
Dialysis and specialty clinic
Exam rooms, a waiting area and the front desk, painted over two weekends.
Friday night to Sunday morning
Treatment chairs cleared by clinic staff
Hand-back walk with the clinic manager
- Senior living
Senior living, three floors
Resident corridors and the dining room, one floor a night.
Handed back before breakfast service
No occupied resident room painted
Egress routes kept clear all night
- Pediatric office
Pediatric practice in an older building
Exam rooms and a play area, with the EPA's pre-1978 rule applied to the child-occupied spaces.
Weekends only
Firm registration number on the bid
Dust control and clean-down photographed
- College
Community college health sciences building
Stairwells and the corridors outside three teaching labs.
Summer break plus weeknights
Lab doors and signs masked, not removed
Handed back floor by floor
- Public building
County office building
Lobby, public counters and four floors of corridors.
Weekend crews
Security desk sign-in each shift
Wet paint kept off egress routes
Sample content.
Every facility's rules are different. These entries show the shape of a reference, not a result.
From facility teams
What the morning walk-through is like
“Hallways on three floors, one floor a night. Residents saw a sign instead of a mess, and the meal carts rolled at six.”
Eamon R.Operations manager, senior living community
“They asked the year the building went up before anything else, then told us how the lead rule applied to a space where children are.”
Roslyn K.Business manager, pediatric practice
“Their clean-down matched our checklist, so my team walked the area and signed off instead of cleaning it again.”
Lenore B.Environmental services supervisor
Sample reviews.
Reference calls
How a reference call works
You talk to the person who signed off, not to us.
Ask for a reference and the office sends the name and number of a facility contact who agreed to take calls. Pick the kind of building closest to yours.
What to ask
- Did the barrier and the permit match what was written?
- Was the area ready when promised, and what happened when it wasn't?
- How did the crew lead and the night supervisor handle questions?
- Would you hire the firm again for an occupied building?
Contacts are released with the facility's permission and only once you've asked.
Ask for a reference call
Tell us the kind of building and we'll send a contact in one close to it.