Coronavirus Cleaning & Disinfection

Aftermath provides professional commercial coronavirus (COVID-19) cleaning & remediation services to curb infection.

Preferred Commercial COVID-19 Cleaning Provider in the U.S.

Aftermath Services is the industry leader in infectious disease and biohazard remediation, including coronavirus (COVID-19) disinfection, and delivers the highest professional standards possible. We are dedicated to providing rapid emergency response 24/7 throughout the U.S. so you can have peace of mind in the event of an outbreak.

At the heart of our organization is our team of more than 250 experienced and credentialed cleanup professionals. You can rest assured your organization’s disinfection needs are in good hands.

Expansive Regional Coverage. EPA-Approved Chemicals. Exceptional Service.

With over 50 regional offices and more than 75 mobile units located across the country, we are the nation’s largest commercial COVID-19 cleanup company. If your company has multiple locations across the U.S., that’s no problem. Our offices are strategically located throughout the nation and ready to deploy within 24 hours/7 days a week.

Peace of Mind with Verifiable Surface Testing

Our verifiable surface testing utilizes RT-PCR technology to determine the presence of SARS-CoV-2, the viral cause of COVID-19, on fomites and hard surfaces. In addition, our proprietary chemicals were recently EPA-approved to kill coronavirus, making Aftermath one of the few companies that can legally claim their disinfectants kill COVID-19.

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What to Know About the Delta Variant

The delta variant is a mutated version of the virus that causes COVID-19. It has been making headlines since June, prompting health experts to warn about impending surges in COVID cases.

While this new virus shares much in common with the original strain of SARS-CoV-2, there are some crucial differences that you should be aware of, especially since cases are now on the rise again.

The delta variant is far more transmissible

Delta is now the dominant strain of SARS-CoV-2 in the United States, accounting for over 80% of new COVID-19 cases.
Thus far it has spread 50% faster than the Alpha variant, which was 50% more contagious than the original strain.
This is incredibly alarming, considering just how contagious and transmissible the original variant has been, especially when you consider that only 60% of the US adult population is fully vaccinated.
Some health experts speculate that the delta variant spreads more easily in part due to the fact that infected individuals produce more of the virus and sneeze more often than those infected with the original strain.

Unvaccinated people are at higher risk

Over 97% of hospitalized patients with COVID-19 are unvaccinated. Whether the Moderna, Pfizer, or Johnson & Johnson, the coronavirus vaccine is extremely effective in combating not only transmission, but also in minimizing symptoms and severity if one contracts the virus. These vaccines are also effective at preventing the Delta variant.

“Breakthrough” cases are rare, but still possible, so anticipate mask mandates

While getting the vaccine is currently the best possible deterrent for the Delta variant, it is still possible to contract the virus. This is called a “breakthrough” case and is rare. Despite this possibility, the vaccine often minimizes symptoms and protects against the virus thus minimizing the risk of hospitalization. Nevertheless, given the virus’ ability to mutate and transmit, some counties are already implementing mask mandates even for those who are fully vaccinated. If the variant persists and cases begin to rise once again, don’t be surprised if you’ll have to wear a mask yet again! Keep in mind that vaccinated people can still transmit the virus, whether or not they show symptoms.

How Do We Clean Coronavirus?

Coronavirus has quickly gained a reputation for being particularly insidious. It can survive on surfaces for up to 17 days and people infected by the virus don’t show symptoms until approximately two weeks after infection, making it difficult to track and contain. This is why having a trusted professional disease and biohazard remediation company on your side is so important.

Aftermath Services adheres to all OSHA regulations, is certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning & Restoration Certification (IICRC) and strictly follows the most state-of-the-art procedures when it comes to disease cleanup and disinfection. Coronavirus (COVID-19) is still novel, so our Coronavirus Task Force continually consults with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) for up-to-date solutions and utilize CDC approved and EPA registered disinfectants. Based on our industry-leading expertise, Aftermath Services has been selected to partner with the US Government for their COVID-19 remediation needs.

DISINFECTING Coronavirus

We use CDC approved and EPA registered industrial-strength disinfectants with a broad spectrum kill claim
All infected materials are cleaned, disinfected, and properly disposed of as biohazard waste
Fully encapsulated personal protective equipment (PPE) and full-face respirator masks are worn at all times by our certified cleanup technicians
We adhere to a stringent coronavirus demobilization process for our equipment, trucks and waste storage areas

Disease outbreak is an extremely serious situation and we understand that the health and safety of you, your family, and employees are on the line. Don’t take any chances; call in the professionals. See our most recent post for additional frequently asked questions on disinfecting coronavirus in your place of business.

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WE CARE ABOUT THE SAFETY OF YOU, YOUR EMPLOYEES, YOUR BUSINESS, AND YOUr COMMUNITY

When selecting a company to provide coronavirus disinfection services, it is imperative that you select a company, like Aftermath Services, that is OSHA compliant and follows all CDC guidance regarding COVID-19.

Below we’ve put together some helpful resources to ensure that your business minimizes the risk of spreading COVID-19 and what to do in the event that you do experience an outbreak in the workplace.

Steps to Reopen Your Business
A Business Owners Post-COVID Guide

COVID Cleanup from Aftermath
Our Process & How We Can Help

Qualified Service Provider Checklist
Qualifications to Look for

EPA Disinfectant Use Checklist
6 Step Process

During this difficult time, we are helping local communities across the nation remain safe and are doing our part to help flatten the curve. The severity of the current disease outbreak cannot be understated and we understand that the health and safety of you, your family, and employees are on the line. We take every precaution necessary to ensure impacted areas are thoroughly disinfected and are safe to return to. We also adhere to the highest standard of compliance with federal and state regulations and are committed to being helpers in our local communities.

If you have any questions about our COVID-19 cleaning and disinfection process please contact us at 877-769-6917.

Liabilities for Businesses. Not Taking Precautions.

General Duty Clause, 29 USC 654, section 5(a)(1) requires that employers protect their employees from recognized hazards.

“Each employer shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees.”

Additionally, the coronavirus is not listed as an exception to recording an occupational illness in 29 CFR 1904.5(b)(2). This means that if an employee contracts COVID-19 from another employee or through occupational exposure on a cleaning job, the illness is recordable on the OSHA log for that business. If it results in job restriction, days away or fatality, this is also required to be recorded.

There’s a requirement to contact OSHA to actually REPORT a fatality or hospitalization if it is from coronavirus. In the case of a death, an OSHA inspection and investigation would follow and could result in a fine if the company didn’t take measures when they knew about it and should have.

Disclaimer

Though Aftermath follows protocol promulgated by the Center for Disease Control Prevention, there is no testing that exists to ensure total elimination of the coronavirus. Aftermath guarantees that its cleaning protocol curbs the spread and threat of coronavirus. However, it cannot guarantee with 100% certainty the total eradication of it.