Sanitizing & Ozone

Okay, anyone can sanitize, right? Not really. Only a few people follow the steps necessary to effectively sanitize. For example, I picture the 19 year old whose end-of-work task is to wipe down the equipment before he runs home to play hours of “Mortal Kombat” until 2 in the morning. Chances of a proper sanitizing process are 50/50 at best.

So, poor application is problem #1. After all, if the changing rooms has a smell, I doubt that the other areas are well cleaned.

Problem #2 is the duration of the sanitizing process. As people come and go, these recently cleaned surfaces can be reinfected in minutes.

Problem #3 is there is no active review or monitoring of the various threats to indoor air quality. Something as simple as CO2 (carbon dioxide) buildup can make the workers tired, unproductive, and irritable. The very humidity in the building influences the ability of virus spread. And, VOCs (toxic gases) are never tested to determine if people are impacted by an unseen threat.

SaniZone is a basic and simple service that does three important things very well.

  1. Sanitize and Remediate IAQ Threats: We know what it takes to truly sanitize and area, destroy odors, reduce particulates, and kill mold problems with eco-safe and affordable treatments.

  2. Protect the Healthy Status of the building for days and weeks after the treatment to reduce the active threats that are unhealthy for workers, students, patients, or customers.

  3. Learn to Diagnose Building IAQ issues with the recommneded IAQ meter. This adds real value to your service..

Quality and Safety need not be expensive, and SaniZone is probably the best service for the dollar spent. If you are paying for workers to sanitize, you are already spending the money for a poor process that SaniZone can do better and match any price point.

We are going to protect territories for those who step up. The big plan is to show the “Movers and Shakers” how to build their own network in their city.

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