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About Coronavirus

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working hard to respond to and tackle the outbreak of respiratory illness, the new coronavirus that was first detected in China and later spread across the world. While the virus is known to be a coronavirus, the disease that results from the infection is known as COVID-19.

Due to the widespread infection, we are witnessing, COVID-19 has been declared as a pandemic indicating the global outbreak of the disease.

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Learn more about "reactive" and "proactive" COVID-19 disinfecting for your home or business.

COVID-19 Symptoms

Illness caused by COVID-19 can range from mild to severe symptoms that can lead to death. The CDC says that symptoms can appear 2 days to 14 days after exposure, including:

• Cough
• Fever
• Shortness of breath

You should consult your medical provider if you develop any concerning or severe symptoms.

Expert Level Cleaning Services

Our trained professional team is uniquely prepared to serve you during these unprecedented times. We will clean and disinfect your business and home in strict compliance with CDC protocols and guidelines. With years of experience in cleaning biological contaminants, you can rest assured that we will go beyond the scope of work that your daily janitorial staff handles.

Our team of trained professionals performs proactive cleaning involving the structure or facility disinfection and sterilization. Our cleanup procedures include cleaning all the non-porous and porous surfaces, disinfecting non-porous and porous surfaces, cleaning and disinfecting tools, equipment, and/or supplies we use during the cleaning process, and, finally, disposing of waste.

The CDC recommends frequent cleaning of high-touch surfaces, including tabletops, counters, light switches, phones, toilets, tablets, keyboards, bathroom fixtures, tables, etc. The CDC also recommends frequent cleaning of the following commercial spaces:

• Offices Bathrooms
• Classrooms/Schools
• Food Areas/Kitchen
• Stair Handrails
• Retail Spaces
• Racks/Shelving
• Sales Counters
• Water Fountains
• Elevator Cars
• Carpets and Rugs
• Fitness Equipment
• Playground Equipment

Specialized Products

The CDC recommends that you use hospital-grade disinfectants labeled as such and having the ability to killing similar pathogens as coronavirus. We use multiple EPA-approved products that have pathogens claims. Currently, we have no product that has been tested against the novel coronavirus, we use the following guidelines as provided by local authorities and the CDC.

Minimize Your Risk

Tips And Best Practices to Minimize Your Risk

States and cities are implementing increasingly drastic measures to curb the spread and severity of this pandemic. Some of the steps include closing all public venues, bars, and restaurants. Some city and state officials have instituted “shelter in place” orders to compel their residents to stay at home as much as possible, thereby limiting movement. You can go a step further in protecting yourself by following these tips:

Practice Good Hygiene

• Wash your hands with soap frequently and or clean your hands with a sanitizer.
• Cover your sneezes and coughs and avoid touching your face.
• Disinfect all the “high touch” surfaces including light switches, doorknobs, tables, and handrails regularly. 
• Increase the ventilation to your spaces by adjusting air conditioning and or opening windows.

At The Office

• Do not shake hands – greet your colleagues with noncontact methods of greetings
• Deploy videoconferencing for the vast majority of your meetings
• If you hold physical meetings, hold the meeting in open well-ventilated spaces
• Disinfect all “high touch” surfaces including your keyboard, doorknobs, light switches, and telephones
• Postpone or adjust large gatherings and meetings

Stay Home if...

• You are falling ill with a fever
• You have a family member falling ill with a fever in your home

Minnesota COVID-19 Update