We offer four core services that cover everything a business could need when it comes to cleanrooms. Here is a simple breakdown of what each one means for you.

This is the full build — taking an empty space and turning it into a working cleanroom that meets your required cleanliness standards. We handle the walls, ceilings, flooring, air filtration systems, lighting, and everything else that goes into a properly functioning controlled environment. Our cleanroom construction team members are experienced, certified, and overseen by professionals who have built hundreds of cleanrooms across multiple states.

The benefit for you is that you get a space that is ready to use, fully compliant with industry codes, and built to last. You do not have to coordinate between multiple contractors or worry about whether the end result will meet regulatory requirements. We take care of all of it.

If you need us involved from the very beginning, our design and build service is the right choice. We sit down with you, understand your business needs, and create a layout and specification that works for your operations. Then we build exactly what we designed — so there are no surprises along the way.

This approach saves time because design and construction happen as a coordinated process rather than two separate projects handed off between teams. It also saves money because we can catch potential issues on paper before they become expensive problems on site.

Not every business needs the same cleanroom. Some companies need a very specific layout, a particular air classification level, or a cleanroom that fits inside an unusual building. Our custom modular cleanroom service is built for these situations.

We work with multiple brands of modular wall systems and cleanroom technology, which gives us flexibility that single-brand contractors simply do not have. Whatever your specifications are, we can design and build a solution that fits.

Modular cleanrooms are pre-engineered systems that can be installed faster than traditional stick-built construction. They are a great option for businesses that need a cleanroom quickly, or for companies that may need to expand or reconfigure their space in the future.

Our modular systems are just as clean and compliant as any traditionally built room. The difference is speed and flexibility. If your business is growing or changing, a modular system can grow and change with you.

Georgia has become one of the Southeast’s strongest hubs for advanced manufacturing and life sciences. We have worked across all of the following industries and understand the specific requirements each one brings.

• Pharmaceutical: GMP-compliant cleanrooms built to FDA standards
• Semiconductor: Ultra-low particle environments for chip production
• Biotechnology: Sterile environments for research and production
• Medical Device: ISO-classified rooms for device manufacturing
• Aerospace: Precision environments for component assembly
• EV Battery: Controlled environments for battery cell production
• Microelectronics: High-spec rooms for sensitive electronic manufacturing

Georgia is home to a growing pharmaceutical corridor along I-85, a rapidly expanding EV manufacturing ecosystem in the Savannah and Jackson areas, and a strong aerospace presence in the Atlanta metro. Whatever sector you are in, our team has the experience to build a cleanroom that meets your industry’s specific standards.

There are a few things that set us apart from other cleanroom contractors, and our clients notice them right away.

• We have been in business since 1993 — over 30 years of cleanroom experience
• Our construction professionals oversee every job full time — no absentee management
• We work with a consistent team of subcontractors, so every project runs smoothly
• We are familiar with local Georgia codes and compliance requirements
• We visit your facility before we ever pick up a tool — we listen first
• We stay within budget and communicate clearly throughout the project

We know that a cleanroom is not a small investment. It is a core part of your production or research operation. That is why we treat every project with the same level of care, whether it is a small softwall room or a large ISO-classified facility.

Our headquarters is in Suwanee, GA, and we serve the entire state. Some of the cities where we regularly work include Atlanta, Alpharetta, Norcross, Duluth, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, Marietta, Gainesville, Athens, Peachtree City, Lawrenceville, Roswell, and Buford. If your city is not listed here, reach out anyway — we most likely serve your area.

If you have a cleanroom project in mind — or if you are just starting to explore your options — we would love to hear from you. Our team is happy to answer questions, visit your site, and give you a clear picture of what is possible.

Call us at 1-800-932-0309, email us at info@ultrapuretechnology.com, or fill out the contact form on our website. There is no obligation — just a straightforward conversation with people who know cleanrooms inside and out.

Cleanroom projects in Georgia can include new cleanroom construction, cleanroom retrofits, modular cleanroom systems, custom modular cleanrooms, laboratory cleanrooms, manufacturing cleanrooms, and ISO-classified controlled environments. The right solution depends on the facility layout, industry requirements, cleanliness level, workflow, and long-term production goals.

Georgia businesses in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, aerospace, semiconductors, EV battery production, microelectronics, and laboratory research often need cleanroom construction services. These industries depend on controlled environments to reduce contamination, protect sensitive products, and support consistent production or testing conditions.

Yes. UltraPure Technology offers cleanroom design-build support, which means the same team can help with planning, layout, system selection, construction coordination, and installation. This approach helps reduce confusion between designers, contractors, and facility teams because the project is planned and built with one clear direction.

Yes. Modular cleanrooms are a practical choice for growing Georgia businesses because they can be installed faster than many traditional builds and may be easier to expand or reconfigure later. They are especially useful for companies that expect changes in production volume, equipment layout, or facility needs over time.

Yes. In many cases, a cleanroom can be added inside an existing facility using modular cleanroom systems or retrofit construction. Before the project begins, the existing space should be reviewed for ceiling height, utilities, HVAC capacity, flooring, equipment layout, and workflow. This helps determine the best cleanroom design for the building.

A custom modular cleanroom is designed around a company’s exact space, process, cleanliness level, and workflow instead of using a one-size-fits-all layout. This is useful when a facility has unusual dimensions, specialized equipment, strict contamination control needs, or plans for future expansion. Custom modular cleanrooms provide more flexibility while still supporting controlled environment requirements.