Our Services

Emergency DECON Services Corp. (EDS) is committed to providing the highest quality emergency and scheduled decontamination, disinfectant and cleaning services to Emergency First Responders (Fire & EMS), Law Enforcement Agencies, Healthcare Facilities, Short/Long-term Care Facilities, Educational Institutions, Fleet Vehicles, Sports Clubs as well as many other industries.

We have the right equipment, trained technicians as well as industry leading formula to properly service your agency’s needs.

EDS will perform surface decontamination and deep cleaning to remove chemical and biological agents, bacteria, toxic industrial materials and chemicals, narcotics, mold/mildew and much more. Our surface decontamination can include misting, spraying or fogging and will include a surface or deep cleaning method performed by hand (high touch areas). Multi-phase decontamination and cleaning methods are performed in areas of heavy build-up and staining of impermeable material. Trained and experienced First Responders ensure a thorough and safe completion of project

Emergency DECON Services delivers its services using the DECON 7 Systems patented antimicrobial disinfectant, anti-bacterial and chemical cleaner formula.

WE SPECIALIZE IN:

• EMS Agencies (Ambulances, PPE, Stretchers, Stair Chairs, Equipment and Stationhouse)
• Fire Departments (Apparatus, SCBA’s, PPE, Tools & Equipment and Fire Station)
• Police Agencies (Patrol Cars, Vans, Jails, Holding Cells, Equipment and Precincts)
• Municipalities (Buildings, Vehicles, Equipment, Playgrounds and Offices)

EDS PROVIDES FLEXIBLE CONTRACTS FOR FLEXIBLE NEEDS

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Firefighter carcinogen exposure is a serious issue and steps can be taken to reduce the risks.
Regularly cleaning and decontaminating fire protection gear helps reduce your member’s exposure to potentially harmful chemicals.

EDS has partnered with REDLINE Gear Cleaning and Inspection Service to help address this problem and protect our fellow Lond Island firefighters.

LONG ISLANDS ONLY ON-SITE GEAR CLEANING SERVICE

• REDLINE’s mobile extraction unit (MEU) is a commercial truck that comes directly to the Firehouse. All cleaning services are conducted on-site and on the districts/departments schedule. The beauty of the service is that the firefighter’s turnout gear never has to leave the premises.
• We can clean, inspect and put the firefighters gear back in service all in one day.
• All gear including jackets, pants, liners, hoods, gloves, helmets and boots are fully cleaned according to NFPA 1851 standards.
• All waste water is neutralized during the cleaning process, reclaimed and properly disposed of after each assignment.
• All turnout gear is inspected pre/post cleaning by our team of trained professionals. A written report is submitted according to NFPA 1851 standards.

WHETHER YOU HAVE YOUR OWN EXTRACTORS OR NOT, REDLINE GETS THE JOB DONE!

• We can help augment your agencies current cleaning program since our mobile extraction unit is equipped with all necessary equipment to decontaminate, clean and sanitize up to 40 complete sets of gear all in one day.
• We clean everything: Bunker Pants, Coats, Liners, Hoods, Gloves, Helmets and boots.
• We use DECON7 in our cleaning process which is not only a detergent, but also a chemical neutralizer and detoxifier. An independent University study determined that DECON7’s advanced formulation outperformed the manufacturer’s recommended detergent in eliminating Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) and Organophosphate Pesticides and Esters (OPE) from turnout gear. D7 not only removed more toxic chemicals, it also performed chemical detoxification, prolonged turnout gear service life and better maintained the gear’s original integrity. To experience the same results, you can also use the DECON7 formula in your own extractors.

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE

CONSISTENT FIREFIGHTER GEAR CLEANING SAVES LIVES

• According to the new NFPA 1851 standards, departments are required to have their gear cleaned at least 2X per year and have them inspected once. We will put the district/department on a prescheduled maintenance program allowing them to adhere to the NFPA 1851 Standards.
• After a major fire or incident
• When putting new turn-out gear into service

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