Coronavirus (COVID-19) Disinfecting Services in Naples, FL
Naples Contractors is trained and ready to disinfect your commercial and residential properties with EPA certified and CDC approved COVID-19 disinfectants and sanitizers. As a bonded and licensed company, you can be assured that our disinfecting services are at the highest quality and prepared to serve any of your needs during this unprecedented Coronavirus outbreak.
All staff is trained and skilled in performing CDC compliant cleaning and sanitization tasks.
Fully equipped with gloves, masks, booties, and maintain recommended social distancing of six feet from all civilians and customers during cleanings.
Utilize EPA-approved disinfectants and sanitizers that are specifically designated by the EPA to be effective against COVID-19.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Disinfecting Services in Naples, FL
Naples Contractors is trained and ready to disinfect your commercial and residential properties with EPA certified and CDC approved COVID-19 disinfectants and sanitizers. As a bonded and licensed company, you can be assured that our disinfecting services are at the highest quality and prepared to serve any of your needs during this unprecedented Coronavirus outbreak.
All staff is trained and skilled in performing CDC compliant cleaning and sanitization tasks.
Fully equipped with gloves, masks, booties, and maintain recommended social distancing of six feet from all civilians and customers during cleanings.
Utilize EPA-approved disinfectants and sanitizers that are specifically designated by the EPA to be effective against COVID-19.
GET YOUR FREE ESTIMATE
Put your trust in the hands of our industry-leading professionals.
Benefits of Using Our Coronavirus Cleaning Services
Our professional and thorough disinfecting services are ideal for high-traffic businesses, or residential homes with elderly occupants or those with compromised immune systems. The CDC just announced that disinfecting and sanitization procedures will be critical to the re-opening process, and with our service, you can rest assured that you have done all that you could to protect the health and safety of every person that comes to your location. Our services can be instrumental in preventing the spread of the coronavirus as well as colds, viruses, and bacteria.
We recognize that you have already been impacted by this unprecedented crisis and your reputation is on the line. We are here to handle the disinfection and sanitization of your business with the utmost respect, diligence, and discretion.
We’ve Offered Biohazard Cleanup For Decades
Our extensive history cleaning, containing, and sanitizing biohazards gives us the experience and know-how to be effective in all cleaning and disinfecting projects. With a highly-skilled team for bio-hazardous remediation, we have years of experience decontaminating unsanitary conditions from sewage leaks to dangerous bloodborne pathogens.
We Follow Strict Government Guidelines
In every sanitization and disinfecting assignment, our teams are always fully compliant with all government-mandated guidelines. We are equipped with CDC recommended masks and gloves, as well as eye protection, and shoe coverings. Our disinfectant cleansers are EPA certified, with proven effectiveness against COVID-19, bacteria, and other microorganisms.
Our Disinfectant Crew Is Thorough
During the Coronavirus disinfecting process, we comply with the CDC “contact time” guidelines for the recommended wait time for keeping disinfectants wet on surfaces to ensure maximum effectiveness. This ensures that our biohazard cleanup services have the best opportunities for preventing an existing virus to spread.
Our Superior-Quality Contracting Services Set Us Apart
At Naples Contractors, our commitment is to provide unparalleled services to residents and businesses in Collier County. Each of our contractors are prepared to make your experience with the services you desire outstanding. Give us a call and we’ll prove our worth to you.
Our Process For Disinfecting Coronavirus
In our disinfecting process, we use the highest quality standards from our top-of-the-line contractors in Naples, Florida. We always get the job done right, and when disinfecting for the Coronavirus, we follow a CDC compliant, and industry-proven, three-step process.
Step 1 – Cleaning
The first step in our process is cleaning surfaces with wet sprays. This process removes dirt and debris that may lessen the effectiveness of disinfectant and sanitization sprays. We also fully coat all surfaces in our sanitizing and disinfecting solution, which we allow to fully dry to ensure the solution has eradicated all contaminates.
Step 2 – Disinfecting and Sanitizing
The next step in our process is wiping down all surfaces to ensure the targeted elimination of all germs, viruses, and bacteria. After our sanitization and disinfectant solutions have been allowed to stand for 10-15 minutes, the surfaces are then wiped down to complete the process. Our sanitizers are rated to eliminate 99.9% of bacteria, and our disinfectant will kill microorganisms including viruses, mold, fungi, and COVID-19.
Step 3 – ULV Fogging
Fogging is an essential process for delivering sanitation and disinfecting solutions to any difficult to reach places as well as neutralize any virus or bacteria that is still traveling through the air. Our foggers produce aerosol droplets between 9-40 microns that automatically disinfect surfaces as well as the air. As COVID-19’s main form of transmission is through respiratory droplets, the aerosol droplets from our foggers are especially effective at providing a fully disinfected environment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Disinfecting COVID-19
For more information about potential concerns when seeking to sanitize and disinfect locations potentially exposed to COVID-19, we have included a few common questions and concerns that can help in cleaning preparations.
Gloves should always be worn when seeking to disinfect and sanitize surfaces. Additionally, while it is unlikely that the virus will reenter the air after settling on a surface, masks and eye protection are highly recommended as the virus can easily enter the body if you touch your gloved hand to your eyes, mouth, or nose. Clothing is also a potential contamination point, and any clothes worn during sanitization should be packed and sealed after the cleaning of surfaces has been completed. Continuing to wear clothing that has been exposed to contaminated surfaces can unintentionally transport the virus to your home or other businesses.
The best materials for wiping surfaces are towels, cloths, and disposable paper towels; however, it is critical when using these materials that you are sure the cloth or towel was originally clean and free of any contaminates.
It’s best to avoid sponges when disinfecting as the porous quality of sponges can unintentionally trap germs and bacteria that would add to the contamination of the surface instead of removing the offending substances. After using a cleaning product, the paper towels must be safely disposed of, and any cloths should be cleaned with bleach.
COVID-19 is most commonly spread through respiratory droplets that are released when a person sneezes or coughs. In close contact, these droplets travel through the air and enter the respiratory system of nearby persons.
As these droplets can travel through the air, you can also get COVID-19 if you touch an object or a surface that has a droplet of the virus on it, and then touch your eyes, mouth, or nose. That’s why disinfecting surfaces and washing hands with an antibacterial soap is critical to protecting yourself from the Coronavirus.
Recent studies have found that the coronavirus can live up to 4 hours on metals, up to 24 hours on papers and cardboards, and up 2 to 3 days on plastic, stainless steel, and other hard surfaces. Environmental conditions, such as heat and cold, can increase or decrease these times, and indoor surfaces are better at preserving the virus than outdoor surfaces with extended exposure to Ultraviolet light.