Coronavirus COVID-19 Decontamination Services
With the coronavirus pandemic continuing without an end in sight, it is more important now than ever before to properly clean and disinfect your facility. According to the CDC, SARS-CoV-2 can remain on surfaces for hours up to days depending on the type of surface. Disinfecting and implementing routine cleaning procedures are important ways for limiting the spread of viruses. As an environmental company, it is our mission to provide assurance too our clients that their facility will be safely decontaminated using an EPA approved disinfectant. Our trained staff is ready to respond to ensure our clients can quickly resume business operations. Proper decontamination response is integral to reducing the spread of viruses.
What We Use
Our crews will thoroughly disinfect your facility through a combination of spray-applied and wipe down disinfectant. Prior to application for chemical, necessary vertical and horizontal surfaces with impeding amounts of dirt and dust will be cleaned. Main application of chemical will be dispensed through our Victory Innovation VP300ES Backpack Electrostatic Sprayers. Our sprayers release positively charged atomized particles. Positively charged particles wrap around objects seeking out negatively charged surfaces. This allows for a more consistent application of chemical. Chemical: Oxivir is a hydrogen peroxide technology Ready-to-Use (RTU) disinfectant approved by the EPA as effective against COVID-19
The Process
- Facility will be vacated prior to decontamination.
- Mobilization of our crew to the jobsite and demarcations of work are
- Proper PPE will be adorned before entering the contaminated site.
- Any necessary pre-cleaning mineral deposits and dust will take place prior to disinfection.
- Our crew will use electrostatic sprayers to spray EPA approved disinfectant
- Once the facility has been sprayed and wiped down, randomized swab samples will be collected for analysis.
- Post decontamination swab samples will be collected to verify elimination of biological organisms.