Facility Services (EVS)
The textile side of your EVS program

Track record, hardware, and curtains — measured, installed, laundered, and swapped on documented intervals. Cubicle curtains are one of the easier vectors for cross-contamination in patient rooms — and one of the harder textiles to keep on a documented cleaning schedule when handled in-house. We run curtains as a scheduled service, not a spot-clean.

Every install is measured to the room, hung on our supplied hardware, and swapped at documented intervals. The chain-of-custody paperwork is available to your infection prevention team on request.

Flat mop heads, wet mops, and microfiber cloths on a delivered-clean, picked-up-soiled cycle.

Microfiber outperforms cotton on virtually every surface metric — soil pickup, chemical retention, environmental impact — but only if the fibers are laundered to the temperature and chemistry that keeps them working. Our microfiber program is processed to those specs on every cycle.

EVS staff picks up the delivered clean supply, mops the assigned area, and drops soiled linen back into the soiled bin at the end of the shift. We handle everything from there.

Entrance mats, anti-fatigue mats, and logo mats — cleaned to spec, rotated on a schedule.

The first six feet inside your entrance is where most of the soil load enters your building. A well-scoped entrance mat program captures that soil, extends the life of your floor finishes, and lowers slip-and-fall risk. Our program starts with a site walk to size the entrance and traffic pattern correctly.

Anti-fatigue mats and logo mats round out the service and rotate on the same schedule.