COVID-19 Sanitisation Services

Our range of Sanitisation Services:

1. Daily Cleaning and Touch Point Sanitising Services

Moore’s are committed to making your place of work as clean and sanitised as it can be, every day. As part of our daily office cleaning service, our operatives regularly sanitise touchpoints with Virucidal Spray, as per the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) and HSE guidelines. We have also been providing clients with sanitising desk packs to allow employees to sanitise their own workstations.

2. Specialist Sanitisation Services

Reactive Service: Our specialist, emergency sanitisation services can be requested on a reactive basis, if an employee has been diagnosed with or has presented with symptoms of COVID-19 at the workplace.

Preventative Service: Many clients are also requesting this service on a regular weekly or monthly basis, as an additional preventative sanitisation measure, to protect against the spread of the virus.

Moore’s 2 -Step Specialist Sanitising Approach:
Our Specialist Sanitisation Service includes:

• STEP 1: An initial sanitisation of all surfaces using Stabilised Aqueous Ozone (SAO), using a fine mist electric spray, to kill any virus present. SAO is proven as a highly effective virucidal solution to inactivate viruses.
  SAO remains potent for up to 24 hours of sanitising time. It reverts back to oxygen and water once its job is done. As such, it is also safe around food preparation areas.
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• STEP 2: Next, we carry out a second Sanitisation of all surfaces, this time by Electrostatic Spraying, using a chemical called CONTROL. This is a unique surface protectant that can provide residual surface protection for up to 28 days.
  ‍How? The Electrostatic Backpack Sprayers’ patented technology provides an electrical charge to solutions, allowing them to wrap conductive surfaces with an effective and even coverage. Our sprayers electrostatically wrap our solution around objects to provide a 360 degree coating. Double-charged particles envelope all conductive surfaces – shadowed, vertical and underneath.