Tennessee Coronavirus Cleaning, Sanitation, and Disinfection Service

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When it comes to dealing with the Coronavirus, it’s important to not only work with people who have disinfection knowledge, but also those who have disinfection experience.

• We develop a disinfection plan based on infrastructure and facilities.
• We deploy staff to disinfect areas.
• We develop a real-time monitoring system to determine areas that have been disinfected and dashboards.
• Pre-decontamination.
• Monitoring of PPE use and completion of the scope of work.

• We first clean all the surfaces, equipment, and instruments.
• Each of our disinfectants is EPA-registered and is considered a hospital-grade product.
• Each of our environmental emergency employees is highly trained in the proper use of personal protective equipment (including full-face respirators) and infection control.
• When finished, the experts collect and take with them all used materials for proper disposal. 
• We clean all tools, equipment, and PPE used in the coronavirus cleanup using an EPA-registered disinfectant prior to removal from the contaminated area.

• Medical facilities
• Hotels
• Retail spaces
• Assisted living facilities
• Retirement communities
• Colleges/Universities
• Warehouses
• Distribution Facilities
• Churches
• Office Buildings
• Sports venues
• Concert arenas

• We have invested heavily in the latest preventive cleaning technologies to make sure that we offer the highest level of cleaning and decontamination services quickly.
• With prior experience in handling epidemics, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of viral outbreaks such as the Coronavirus.
• 24/7/365 Days Per Year Ready For Emergency Cleaning and Disinfection Service

• Our IICRC Certified Firm in Tennessee is working in conjunction with renowned experts in the field of environmental science to develop preventive baseline cleaning and decontamination protocols. 
• Our technicians also use a two-stage preventive cleaning process for a comprehensive competitive cleaning service.

• Our crew uses EPA-approved standard and tested disinfectants when working on a site. 
• These sanitizers offer 99.9% protection from germs and pathogens and protect surfaces for a minimum of 30 days.

• All technicians are fully trained with relevant experience to handle outbreaks quickly with minimal damage. 
• We follow strict personal preventive equipment standards.
• We utilize strict personal protective equipment (PPE) measures for all workers during the whole cleaning activity. 
• We are IICRC-Certified.
  
  

• This virus is a respiratory virus with symptoms such as a cough, fever, and in more severe cases, pneumonia.
• Also known as Coronavirus 2019-nCoV or COVID-19
  • Origin: 
    • First identified in Wuhan China, the complete origin is still unknown at the moment, but it is suspected to have originated in the animal and seafood market.
    • The Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses, some of which only affect animals while others affect humans. Many people don’t understand that SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) is a different type of Coronavirus.
    • Exactly how the new Coronavirus spreads is still under investigation, but most scientists believe this virus behaves in a similar fashion as other well-known Coronaviruses such as MERS or SARS. 
    • It is believed that this virus spreads through close contact (within 6 feet) by sneezes, coughs, or tiny respiratory droplets, much like the regular flu. As with most viruses, people are typically the most contagious when they are experiencing the most symptoms, but this isn’t always the case.
      
      

• Recent studies have come to show that the Coronavirus can remain active for 8-9 days on infected surfaces, which makes this virus particularly infectious.
• It’s best to not touch your face while out in public because the Coronavirus can spread through contaminated droplets, and these droplets settle on surfaces such as countertops, chair handles, etc. If you touch these droplets and then touch your mouth, eyes or nose, you can become infected with the virus.
  
  

• While the level of intensity of symptoms can vary from person to person (depending upon age and other factors), the three primary symptoms of this virus are:
  • Shortness of Breath
  • Cough
  • Fever (typically above 101 degrees Fahrenheit)
• A person with the virus can begin to show these symptoms within a couple of days of exposure, but symptoms may take as long as two weeks to appear.
  
  

1. Washing your hands frequently with soap.
2. Avoiding close contact with individuals in public.
3. Wiping down & disinfecting surfaces around your home.
4. Seek immediate medical attention if you are feeling sick.
5. Stay home if feeling unwell.
6. Avoid unnecessary travel for the time being.
7. Practicing good hygiene is one of the strongest ways to protect yourself.
   
   

• The first test to detect COVID-19 became available in January and is being mass-produced.
• More than 80% of cases produce mild or even no symptoms.
• The situation in China has already begun to improve. New cases are starting to decrease.
• People recover from COVID-19.
• There are already vaccine prototypes in the works.
• The virus can be effectively inactivated from surfaces.