First and foremost; COVID-19 is an extremely serious situation and we understand that the health and safety of you, your family, and employees are on the line. 

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Industries using our services:

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• Healthcare Facilities

• Food Stores

• Grocery Stores

• Schools & Education

• Offices

• Retail Stores

• Churches

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At this time, we are uniquely prepared our staff to clean and disinfect your facility according to the protocols set forth by the CDC. We have years of experience in dealing with biological contaminants, and we will go beyond the scope of work that regular janitorial staff perform on a daily basis. Our professionals are trained to perform a proactive cleanup that involves facility or structure cleaning and disinfection.

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The CDC encourages cleaning of high-touch surfaces such as counters, tabletops, doorknobs, light switches, bathroom fixtures, toilets, phones, keyboards, tablets and tables. Other spaces mentioned in the CDC’s guidance for commercial spaces include:

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• Kitchen/Food Areas

• Bathrooms

• Schools/Classrooms

• Offices

• Retail Spaces

• Water Fountains

• Shelving/Racks

• Sales Counters

• Carpets and Rugs

• Stair Handrails

• Elevator Cars

• Playground Equipment

• Fitness Equipment

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Disinfectants & Cleaning Technology

In regards to our disinfectants, they are each EPA and CDC-approved and also eligible to be used against SARS-CoV-2 (the cause of COVID-19),  according to the EPA’s Emerging Viral Pathogen Policy. Our staff is also trained in disinfection and have participated in a number of similar projects to eliminate the spread of similar outbreaks such as MRSA, Tuberculosis, Norovirus, and H1N1.

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To help combat these viruses, we manually deep clean as per CDC recommended cleaning guidelines but also finalize our cleaning with a surface fogger that sprays all surfaces, including floors, carpets, rugs, and curtains.

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Tips and Best Practices to Minimize Your Risk

Cities and states are taking increasingly drastic measures to curb the severity of the pandemic, including the closing of bars, restaurants, and public venues. In some areas, officials have issued “shelter in place” orders in order to compel residents to stay in their homes and limit movement. To further protect yourself, minimize your exposure with the following tips:

 

Practice Good Hygiene

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• Clean hands with sanitizer and wash your hands frequently

• Avoid touching your face and cover coughs and sneezes

• Disinfect “high touch” surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, tables, doorknobs, and handrails regularly

• Increase ventilation by opening windows or adjusting air conditioning

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At The Office

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• Stop shaking hands – use other non-contact methods of greeting

• Use videoconferencing for meetings when possible

• When not possible, hold meetings in open, well-ventilated spaces

• Disinfect “high touch” surfaces like desks, keyboards, light switches, doorknobs, and telephones

• Consider adjusting or postponing large meetings or gatherings

 

Stay Home if...

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• You are feeling sick
• You have a sick family member in their home

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