Covid 19 Cleaning

Infection control on your premises

To keep your offices or business premises free of coronavirus, you need to ensure there are no unnecessary workers on your premises and that your staff are observing social distancing. You need to ensure staff do not share vehicles where that cannot keep a safe distance from each other. And you need to ensure staff have the appropriate PPE where there are in close proximity to each other, the public or your customers. Finally, it is vital to keep the regularly touched areas of your office clean. This is known as deep surface cleaning and is best done by a professional.

Deep Surface Cleaning
Retail Fogging
Office Fogging
Touch-point Cleaning

What touch-points will be cleaned?

The frequently touched surfaces within your premises are likely to include the following:

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Desktops and work surfaces

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Doorknobs, doorplates & handles

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Light switches

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Computer keyboards, mouse & telephone equipment

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Chairs & canteen furniture

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Sinks and kitchens, toilet, taps, flushers, dispensers

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Water fountains & vending machines

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Tablets and digital devices

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Lifts and escalators

Why is fogging so effective at infection control?

If you believe that anyone has been exposed to the coronavirus and has subsequently visited your premises, call us today to book in a decontamination service on 07714 943 310. Conventional cleaning products may claim to kill 99.9% of germs, though this is often not the case, due to the way they are applied. As an alternative to conventional specialist cleaning, fogging kills all but 0.0001% of bacteria, fungi, and viruses.

This process leaves your premises as infection-free as is possible. As a further example, conventional cleaning is not enough to get rid of MRSA. Fogging IS effective at removing MRSA and kills a wide range of pathogens.

Fogging kills all but 0.0001% of bacteria, fungi and viruses…

Coronavirus Infection Control

Due to high demand for coronavirus decontamination & cleaning, site visits are being booked on a first-come-first-serve basis.