Athletic Facilities

• Remove bacteria, fungi, and odors from athletic equipment and protective gear
• Sanitize locker rooms and workout facilities
• Freshen and purify the air

How Our System Works
CleanZone Systems™ unique, patent-pending Ozone Generators use UV light to produce the high concentrations of natural ozone necessary to kill bacteria, viruses, molds and other allergens, in the air and on all surfaces, wet or dry.

Why Use CleanZone Systems™?
Professional, Amateur, and Student Athletes are well aware of the risk of injury. But few are aware of another real threat to their performance and their health - the risk of serious infection.

Our system eradicates pathogens most frequently associated with skin and respiratory infections from athletic equipment. It will also kill the bacteria, mold, and viruses in the air and on any other surfaces it touches.

Our system is simply much more powerful and more versatile. Other sanitation machines can treat one or two sets of gear at a time in an enclosed locker. We can do this as well. But we can also do much more. Our generators are powerful enough to treat an entire team's athletic gear in one single treatment, or with the proper setup and precautions taken, treat an entire locker room and training facility. We can also sanitize water systems for hydrotherapy and other needs.

Each service is customized to your needs and costs vary depending upon your requirements. For more information, please contact us

"Certain athletic activities and training regimens may predispose athletes to increased risk of contracting infectious diseases, some of which may limit athletic participation and pose the threat of significant morbidity." Dept. of Family and Community Medicine, University of Kentuck Chandler Medical Center, Lexington, KY (Clin. Sports Med., July, 2005)

"We learned the hard way about the consequences of not cleaning your hockey equipment properly when our fifteen year old son developed a serious staph infection in his shoulder that was caused by the bacteria in his shoulder pads."(USA Hockey Magazine-Letter to the Editor)