Groome is on the front lines responding to a wide range of national decontamination projects including food and beverage facilities, commercial and manufacturing buildings, pharmaceutical locations, laboratories, research sites, and more. As an essential business, we are fully operational.
Our team is available to provide services to help reduce the risk of viruses which threaten the health of your employees, customers, and partners.
We utilize not only traditional methods of decontamination, but also have other highly effective ways to ensure facilities are thoroughly cleaned and safe for people to enter.
Dry ice, or CO2 Cleaning, is a fast, dry, non-abrasive, and non-toxic cleaning method. It uses a form of dry carbon dioxide that removes accumulated contaminants and debris. This method is especially attractive as it evaporates upon contact and does not release any harmful contaminants into the air or create secondary waste. It is nonabrasive, non-conductive, nonflammable, and non-toxic; it also reduces or eliminates employee exposure to potentially harmful chemical cleaning agents.
Waterjet Cleaning is an effective and environmentally-friendly form of high-pressure washing that removes surface material and contaminants. This process uses only water and does not require any environmentally harmful abrasives or chemicals.
Disinfecting Wipe Down is a proven method for killing bacteria and viruses in any environment. This process is popular and highly effective for use on everything from desktops and doorknobs to surfaces of all types, and is used at college campuses, office buildings, manufacturing environments and much more. Groome uses disinfectant that meets EPA’s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19.
For more information reach out to:
Steve Houghton, Sales Manager
shoughton@groomeindustrial.com
551-502-6357
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Disinfecting wipe down services are highly effective for killing viruses and bacteria in all types of environments:
Before and after images of sugar silo decontamination project:
