A Time to Sanitize

ESSENTIAL SERVICES

The world entered a new era of sanitation consciousness in 2020.

Many businesses were closed. The Coronavirus swept the nation and created distinct business classifications. During the CO VID-19, lockdown businesses were sorted into two categories (essential or nonessential). Cleaning Companies were designated as essential services by Governor Kay Ivey. In 2020 BFC participated in maintaining safety through providing commercial, residential, and industrial cleaning services in North Alabama. 

TRAITS OF A PROFESSIONAL TECH 

Some things come second nature for an experienced carpet cleaner like walking into a room and knowing the dimensions or mixing the right amount of chemicals to create a solution that would optimize cleaning. The same goes for choosing the chemicals we use. Through customer feedback and trying several commercial cleaners, we have reached an equilibrium to measure the most effective cleaning techniques proven to work. With the outbreak of the pan epidemic, we stand in sync with government officials to eliminate the spread of CO-VID 19.

IN OUR ARSENAL

We use Medi-Clean Plus when cleaning carpets and upholstery it is a mildewcide, bactericide, fungicide, deodorant, and disinfectant. COVID-19 doesn’t don’t stand a chance of survival with this product. We assured residents that industry services still provide safety through sanitation.  Of course, safety precautions need to be maintained like proper sanitary cleaning of common areas and high touch areas like doorknobs or frequently used counter-tops. With proper sanitation you could rest assured, you’ll be entering a clean environment.

Free Cleaning Offers sent to the following area churches: First Baptist,
Life Church,
West Huntsville Baptist,
United Church of Huntsville,
Valley Fellowship,
Trinity United Missionary,
Whitesburg Baptist,
Holy Spirit Catholic,
Grace Lutheran Church,
Rivertree South Side, Baptist Church,
First Christian Church,
Willowbrook, Baptist
Covenant, Presbyterian Church,
Faith Presbyterian.