Smart Cleaning

Introduction: Smart Cleaning will Help Ensure a Healthy Home Environment Below are some ways we help ensure a healthy environment for you and our team members every time we visit your home: Teams wear disposable gloves, shoe covers and masks. Teams sanitize and disinfect light switches, doorknobs, telephones, bathroom surfaces, and other commonly touched hard surfaces in homes with our EPA registered disinfectant that is effective against the Coronavirus and has been approved under the EPA’s Emerging Viral Pathogen Guidance, activated in response to the current Coronavirus outbreak. Our team vacuums are 99.9% effective at capturing particles, including bacteria, mold, pet dander, pollen, and dust mites from soft surfaces like carpets, rugs and upholstery. All cleaning cloths are laundered and disinfected at our office before reuse. Our vacuums, vacuum attachments, cleaning tools, and buckets are disinfected between homes and at the end of the day. Teams are provided antibacterial hand sanitizer to use while in cars between homes. All "high-touch" exterior and interior surfaces of the teams’ cars are disinfected at the end of each day. If someone is sick or has been sick in your home, please notify our office in advance of your service so our team members can take appropriate safety measures. Keep in mind, many viruses can live on hard surfaces for 48-72 hours, so between visits, disinfect "high-touch" surfaces regularly using a household disinfectant. As the spread of the Coronavirus is a developing situation, we continue to provide the best service possible, while ensuring the safety of our staff. Smart Cleaning is actively following the recommendations of the (CDC) and will refine and update cleaning procedures, as needed, as we continue to learn more about Coronavirus and how it's spread.