Viruses lingering on surface areas? Not on our watch.

Although more people are coming back to work in office environments, COVID-19 will be a factor impacting employee health and productivity for the foreseeable future. Additional routines may be needed in your cleaning regime to ensure you are continually working to COVID-19 safety standards. A COVID-19 outbreak at your site can have a detrimental effect on your business due to staff absences.

If you’ve had a confirmed case of coronavirus, a deep clean may be required. You may also consider introducing a routine cleaning service to your current cleaning contract that will meet the changing demands following the COVID-19 pandemic.

We can provide a first-class range of COVID safe cleaning services that can easily be built into your existing cleaning routine, adhering to safe systems of work and following all guidelines.

High touch areas

Cleaning some surfaces on a more frequent basis is vital in the ongoing pandemic, especially in workplaces where many people may contaminate surfaces, increasing the risk of spreading or catching the virus. These areas are referred to as ‘high touch surfaces’ or ‘frequently touched surfaces’.

To keep your workforce and visitors safe on an ongoing basis, we offer high touch cleaning services, either as a standalone one-off as a deep clean following an outbreak or on an ongoing basis as part of our cleaning packages. We use highly trained staff to carry out all our specialist cleaning services, wherever you are in the UK.

Innovative equipment

We like to remain at the forefront of cutting-edge technology, so we partner with a range of specialist suppliers to ensure our customers receive the most effective and efficient services possible. A few examples of the technologies we have access to are:

Electrostatic disinfection
Dry fogging
Aqueous ozone
Ultraviolet disinfection

These are just a few of the weapons we can offer in the fight against the virus, plus, using our network of highly trained specialist cleaning teams, we can react and deploy a solution very quickly.

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