Hospital-grade UV-C disinfection for surfaces and air-handling spaces — deployed by the same autonomous robot used in healthcare facilities, the Skytron Sentry 1140. Serving Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana.
Different rooms, same underlying problem: the spaces your customers, patients, and families occupy carry a microbial load that routine cleaning reduces but does not document. We disinfect, then hand you the proof.
Illness spreads fast through shared toys, nap mats, changing areas, and bathrooms — and every outbreak means sick kids, absent staff, and parents asking hard questions. We run cycles after hours so rooms are ready before drop-off, and give directors a dated record they can show families and licensing inspectors.
Congregate settings concentrate risk: norovirus and respiratory outbreaks move through a wing in days, residents are the least able to absorb an infection, and infection control is among the most frequently cited deficiency areas in long-term care survey. We work the turnover moments — discharge and transfer terminal cleans — plus dining rooms, therapy gyms, bathing rooms, and soiled utility after hours. Every cycle is documented for your infection preventionist's file.
Dental practices, medical offices, urgent care, dialysis centers, ambulatory surgery, and physical therapy. You already run a rigorous infection-control program. UV-C adds a documented, chemical-free layer across treatment rooms, waiting areas, and air-handling spaces that existing protocols cannot practically reach — with a verifiable record for your infection-control file.
Controlled-environment agriculture lives or dies on contamination control. We sanitize empty rooms between cycles — surfaces, hardscape, benches, and air handling — so the next cycle starts from a documented clean baseline. Cycles run in vacant rooms only.
Gyms and fitness studios, salons and barbershops, urgent care clinics, and busy offices. Shared equipment and constant turnover mean constant re-contamination. Recurring UV-C cycles reset the space, and the certificate becomes a visible trust signal at the front desk.
The organisms listed above are what circulates in each of these environments — not a guarantee of what any single cycle achieves in your building. UV-C inactivation depends on dose, distance, and line of sight; see what UV-C reliably inactivates, and where we don't point it.
Facilities outside the five core verticals where documented disinfection carries the same weight. Same service, same certificate, same after-hours scheduling.
Wiping down a room is a task. Demonstrating that the room was disinfected — on a specific date, to a repeatable standard, by documented equipment — is an entirely different capability. Most facilities have the first and none of the second.
Norovirus, RSV, influenza, and hand-foot-and-mouth move through childcare and clinic waiting rooms in days. Each wave costs staffing, enrollment, and reputation — the hardest costs to recover.
Surface cleaning does nothing for what is circulating. Air-handling spaces, returns, and enclosed rooms move contamination between areas long after the last wipe-down.
Fabric, textured plastic, seams, vents, and high-touch hardware resist chemical contact time. Manual cleaning depends on the person, the day, and the shift.
Disinfectants require dwell time, ventilation, and re-entry delays — a real problem in rooms occupied by children, patients, or sensitive production environments.
When a licensing inspector, an insurer, or a parent asks what your sanitation protocol actually is, a cleaning schedule is a plan. A signed, dated service record is evidence.
For indoor growers, mold and bacterial contamination carried over between cycles compounds quietly. Resetting empty rooms is the reliable interruption point.
Germicidal UV-C damages the nucleic acid of microorganisms directly. It is established practice in hospitals and laboratories, and it leaves nothing behind — no residue, no fumes, no dwell time, no re-entry delay.
We are deliberate about this: UV Certified disinfects surfaces, room air, and air-handling spaces in vacant rooms. That is the entire scope. Any vendor telling you UV-C can be aimed at living material or replace your existing protocols is selling you something we won't.
Chemical disinfectants lose ground as organisms develop tolerance. UV-C damages nucleic acid directly, so there is nothing to adapt to. The thousandth cycle works exactly like the first.
No dwell time, no ventilation window, no respirators, no waiting before staff or children can use the room. The cycle ends and the space is ready — which is why after-hours and overnight scheduling works so cleanly.
The Sentry 1140 monitors the room while it runs and cuts the lamps the instant it detects movement. Combined with our unoccupied-room protocol, that is two independent layers between the light and any person who opens a door at the wrong moment.
Every visit produces a time-stamped, publicly verifiable record tied to specific equipment and rooms. When a licensing body, an insurer, a parent, or a patient asks, you have an answer that does not depend on memory.
UV Certified runs when rooms are empty — after close, overnight, on weekends, between cycles. Nothing about the service requires you to shut down, relocate people, or change how you already clean.
Cycles run after close so the space is ready before your doors open. No lost operating hours, no children or patients in the building, no disruption to the next morning.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly cycles on a fixed schedule. Consistency is what makes documentation meaningful — and what makes results visible in absenteeism over a season.
Same-day and next-day deployment after a confirmed or suspected exposure event. You get a documented mitigation record for your incident file, your insurer, and the families or patients asking what you did.
Pre-season resets ahead of the August back-to-school surge and the November-through-February respiratory season, when Tri-State childcare and urgent care volume peaks.
In congregate care, the highest-value moment is the gap between one resident leaving a room and the next arriving. We treat discharge and transfer turnovers as scheduled service events, documented the same way every time.
Returns, enclosed mechanical spaces, and the room air itself — the transmission pathway that surface cleaning cannot address. Treated as part of the same documented cycle.
For indoor growers: full sanitation of vacant rooms, benches, hardscape, and air handling between cycles. Rooms are empty for the duration. Nothing is applied to living material.
A clean room is the product. The record is the reason it holds up. UV Certified generates a signed, time-stamped certificate for every service, and anyone — a parent, an inspector, an insurance adjuster — can confirm it is genuine in real time at uvcertified.net/verify.
Regulatory context, by state: childcare operators are licensed by the Ohio Department of Children and Youth, the Kentucky Division of Regulated Child Care, and Indiana's Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning, with quality frameworks including Ohio's Step Up To Quality, Kentucky All STARS, and Indiana's Paths to QUALITY. Long-term care and hospice operators answer to CMS infection prevention and control requirements (42 CFR §483.80) and are surveyed by the Ohio Department of Health, the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Office of Inspector General, and the Indiana Department of Health. Dental, medical, and outpatient practices work against CDC infection-prevention guidance and the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard, under their respective state boards and accrediting bodies. Local oversight comes from the Cincinnati Health Department, Hamilton County Public Health, the Northern Kentucky Health Department, and Southeast Indiana county health departments. UV Certified is a facility service vendor: our certificates are supporting documentation for your sanitation program. They are not a regulatory approval, and we make no claim to satisfy any specific licensing requirement on your behalf.
From first call to certificate in hand. Built to fit your operating hours and your existing cleaning routine.
A 30-minute on-site visit. We map your rooms, learn your hours and traffic patterns, review your current cleaning protocol, and identify where a documented UV-C cycle adds the most.
We book windows when rooms are empty — after close, overnight, weekends, or between cycles. Your operating day is untouched.
The Sentry 1140 runs an autonomous 254nm cycle in each vacant room. No chemicals, no residue, no re-entry delay once the cycle ends.
Within 24 hours you receive a time-stamped, publicly verifiable record for your file. Post it at the front desk or hand it to an inspector — anyone can confirm it via QR code.
From a single-location center to multi-site groups. Every facility gets a program shaped around its traffic, its hours, and its documentation needs.
Single service calls start at $150. Recurring programs are quoted after a walkthrough, because the honest number depends on room count, square footage, and how often you need us — not on a price list.
Straight answers, including the ones that cost us work. If a question here makes UV-C sound like less of a silver bullet than you were hoping, that is deliberate — you should know what you are buying.
UV-C at 254nm is one of the most thoroughly studied germicidal methods there is — it damages the nucleic acid inside bacteria, viruses, mold, and spores, so there is no tolerance to develop and no residue left behind. That part is settled science, and it is why UV-C has been used in hospitals and water treatment for decades.
What we will not do is promise you a specific percentage in your building. Real-world inactivation depends on dose, distance, and line of sight. Any vendor quoting you a flat “99.9%” for your rooms without measuring them first is quoting you a lab result, not your facility. What we guarantee is the protocol, the dose, and the documentation — every time, identically.
Safe because nobody is in the room. UV-C is harmful to skin and eyes at germicidal intensity, which is exactly why our protocol is absolute: cycles run only in unoccupied spaces, never with people, animals, or plants present. The Sentry 1140 also has motion-sensing shutoff — it cuts the lamps the instant it detects movement.
Prolonged UV-C exposure can fade or embrittle some plastics and fabrics over many hundreds of hours. At service-cycle durations this is not a practical concern, and we identify anything sensitive during the walkthrough.
Roughly 10–20 minutes for an exam room, operatory, or office; 20–30 for a classroom or playroom; 15–25 for a resident room; 10–15 for an EMS vehicle; 30–45 for a grow room or open commercial floor. A typical multi-room facility is done in a single after-hours visit.
There is no re-entry delay. When the cycle ends the room is ready — no dwell time, no ventilation window, no waiting.
No, and we will tell a prospect that before they sign anything. UV-C needs line of sight; it does nothing behind a cabinet or under spilled organic material. Cleaning removes soil and physical debris, which is a job light cannot do.
UV-C is the layer that goes on top: it reaches the textured plastic, fabric, seams, vents, and hardware where chemical contact time is unreliable, and it treats room air and air-handling spaces that surface cleaning never touches. Clean first, then disinfect, then document.
Childcare centers and urgent care usually land on weekly or biweekly during respiratory season, monthly in summer. Dental and medical offices commonly run monthly with a documented cycle before inspection windows. Senior living gets the most value from event-driven scheduling — every discharge and transfer terminal clean — plus after-hours common areas on a fixed cadence. Indoor growers schedule to their cycle calendar, not ours: every room reset between cycles.
We would rather build the right cadence at the walkthrough than sell you frequency you do not need.
Single service calls start at $150. Recurring programs are priced after a walkthrough, based on room count, square footage, cadence, and how much documentation you need.
We quote a fixed scope in writing before any work happens. No hourly surprises, no per-room upcharges discovered on the invoice.
Yes — that is the point of the company. Every cycle produces a time-stamped service certificate tied to specific rooms, specific equipment, and the technician who ran it. You get a digital badge, a window decal, and a record anyone can independently confirm at uvcertified.net/verify.
To be clear about what that certificate is: it is supporting documentation of a service performed. It is not regulatory approval or a certification of compliance issued by any licensing authority. It is evidence of what you did, which is usually the thing an inspector, insurer, or parent is actually asking for.
Same-day and next-day deployment across the Tri-State, subject to schedule. Being based in Northern Kentucky minutes from downtown Cincinnati is the practical reason we can do that — there is no overnight drive to anywhere in our service area.
Retainer clients get priority; Platinum Protection Program clients get a contractually defined response window. After an outbreak response you receive a documented mitigation record for your incident file.
Our certificates and cycle logs are built to be handed over. Facilities routinely include them in licensing files for the Ohio Department of Children and Youth, the Kentucky Division of Regulated Child Care, and Indiana's Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning; in infection-control files for state survey; and in insurer or corporate risk documentation.
We cannot promise a premium reduction or a survey outcome — that is between you and them. We can make sure the paperwork exists and holds up.
Yes. Cincinnati and the Ohio suburbs, all of Northern Kentucky (Covington, Fort Mitchell, Florence, Newport, Fort Thomas, Erlanger, Edgewood, Independence, Union), and Southeast Indiana (Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Greendale). One metro, three states, one service radius.
Based in Northern Kentucky, minutes from downtown Cincinnati. One metro, three states, and a service radius that covers all of it without an overnight drive.
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