Cleanroom cleaning

A specialized cleaning service for your highest-risk areas

Cleanrooms are among the most demanding environments in the industry. Every particle counts. Every action counts. If contamination is not properly controlled, it can compromise entire production batches, invalidate certifications, or result in liability for the site manager. That is why cleaning a cleanroom cannot be entrusted to just any cleaning service provider.

XLG has been operating in controlled environments for 40 years. Our Soft Facility teams, trained in cleanroom protocols, apply validated work methods that comply with the requirements of ISO 14644 and are tailored to each classification level, from ISO 9 through to the most stringent environments.

Protocols tailored to each ISO class

Not all cleanrooms are created equal. An ISO 8 cleanroom in an analytical laboratory does not require the same methods as an ISO 5 cleanroom in a medical device or semiconductor manufacturing environment. At XLG, every project begins with a detailed analysis of your environment’s classification level, personnel flow, and production constraints.

Our technicians wear protective clothing appropriate for the cleanroom class and use certified equipment and supplies (approved non-woven wipes, HEPA vacuums, and biocidal products or detergents approved in accordance with site requirements). The decontamination protocols are documented and can be provided for your quality audits.

The industries we serve

Cleanroom cleaning applies to a wider range of industries than one might think. XLG supports clients in the following sectors:

In the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) requires documented cleaning and disinfection procedures, including method validation and rigorous residue management. Our teams work closely with your quality managers to ensure that cleaning is integrated into your documentation system.

In the medical device industry, the requirements of the European MDR regulation and ISO 13485 standards mandate a level of control over the production environment that leaves no room for improvisation. XLG provides a structured, documented, and auditable solution.

The aerospace and defense industry—whose requirements XLG knows well through its collaborations with contractors such as Safran—uses controlled-contamination work areas for the assembly of critical components. Cleaning is a production operation in these areas, not a peripheral maintenance task.

The semiconductor, precision optics, and high-density electronics industries require ISO 4 to ISO 6 environments where zero tolerance for particles is an operational reality.

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