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CONNECTICUT'S LEADER IS INFECTION CONTROL AND DISINFECTION.

 

INVISIBLE THREATS CAN'T HIDE FROM OUR TECHNOLOGY.

Corona

Steri-Clean has the only effective protocol and training to ELIMINATE the viruses from any environment. COVID-19  (SARS-CoV-2) is a virus that affects the respiratory tract and is spread with person to person contact.


Symptoms: According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) reported illnesses have ranged from people with little to no symptoms to people being severely ill and dying. Symptoms may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 14 after exposure. Symptoms can include: fever, cough and shortness of breath.

 

Prevention & Treatment
The CDC believes the best way to prevent infection is to avoid being exposed to the virus and recommends everyday preventative actions to help prevent from spreading:

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer

  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands

  • Avoid close contact with people who appear to be sick

  • Stay at home if you are sick

  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, throw the tissue in the trash, then wash your hands thoroughly

  • Clean and apply disinfectant to commonly touched objects and surfaces (See next paragraph)

Steri-Clean Connecticut's Services for Microorganisms & COVID-19 

If there is an outbreak of any size in your area or you need additional information about mass decontamination, please contact Steri-Clean’s knowledgeable technicians to get additional information. We can provide the following services for homes, businesses, warehouses, public transportation, and more. 
 

    •    24 Hour response serving with dozens of offices throughout the country

    •    Thorough cleaning to remove biofilms from all surfaces 

    •    Trained technicians to use and apply the appropriate disinfectant for the COVID-19                virus, both L and S strains

    •    Application of disinfectants through one or more delivery methods including                            electrostatic, mist, fogging, and direct spray.

    •    Surface testing to confirm efficacy of our cleaning processes*

 

*Steri-Clean utilizes ATP monitoring to assure surfaces are clean before and after our disinfectants are applied. ATP monitors test for Adenosine Triphosphate which is stored energy found in every cells. While viruses do not contain cells, the removal of biofilms and cellular activity on all surfaces assures our disinfectants can properly kill the viruses.

 

For additional details, contact us today. 1-888-577-7206

COVID-19  (SARS-CoV-2) 

About Coronavirus: What You Need to Know

Superbug Cleanup Steri-Clean® Connecticut 

Superbugs are named for their ability to be resistant to all kinds of antibiotics. They spread quickly and easily through coming into contact with infected people as well as infected objects and surfaces. A superbug’s resistance and the rapid rate at which it spreads is what also makes them so dangerous. Currently, there are many types of superbugs but the two most common are Clostridioides Difficile (known as C-Diff) and Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus (known as MRSA.)

 

The C-Diff Superbug

In the U.S ​Clostridioides Difficile infects around half a million people each year. Statistically, 20% of people who get C-Diff will get reinfected. It’s particularly dangerous in people over 65, as almost 10% of them die within a month of diagnosis. Those who have a weakened immune system are more susceptible to this particular superbug. 

 

C-Diff is known to cause colitis––which is inflammation of the colon. Those who are infected are likely to experience symptoms such as fever, stomach cramps, loss of appetite, nausea, and diarrhea. Doctors can diagnose if these symptoms are caused by C-Diff from various blood tests. When these tests are positive, patients need to take antibiotics for 10 days and in very severe cases, some patients need to be hospitalized.

 

The MRSA Superbug

MRSA is transmitted in the same way as C-Diff. In the States, around 90,000 people contract it every year, and of those, 22 % will die from it––many of which will be children. Some of the most vulnerable to get MRSA are older adults, children, and those who have a weakened immune system.

 

MRSA begins with a skin infection and people will notice small bumps on their skin, and often underneath the hair. After this, a fever develops, followed by cold and hot chills and a severe headache. Lastly, blisters begin to appear on the skin. Treatment for MRSA includes draining the blisters and starting a regimen of antibiotics for up to 14 days.

 

How Do Superbug Cleanups Work?

A professional biohazard cleaning company such as Steri-Clean®  Connecticut can eliminate these superbugs by decontaminating infected areas and creating a safe, clean environment. Below, is how the professional cleanup process works:

 

  • All critical and high traffic areas are processed, making them ready for decontamination

  • Only the safest disinfectants are used that do not contain known pathogens 

  • Smart technology devices are employed to deliver uniform application of all chemicals ensuring all sides of a target area are treated. Smart Technology equipment provides superior results with less labor. Therefore, decreasing downtime in operations

  • Data-based conformational testing is performed on multiple surfaces to ensure the biological activity is at or below hospital grade levels

 

Why Hire Steri-Clean for Infectious

Disease & Superbug Cleanup?

Discretion, efficiency, and safety are Steri-Clean’s top priorities. We understand that you need your home and business to, once again, become a safe environment as soon as possible. Since 1995, our highly trained and friendly team has performed superbug cleanup exceeding our client’s expectations. If you are in need of infection control or superbug cleanup, contact us today at 888-577-7206.

Call Steri-Clean Connecticut Today!

1-888-577-7206

Our call center is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

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