(Coronavirus) Covid-19 Cleaning Service

All Shine Cleaning Services will work on all non-health care premises that have either suffered from a confirmed case of Coronavirus or wish to take precautionary measures.

Our sanitisation process includes Virucidal sanitising to all surfaces, focusing on touch points including equipment, furniture, desks, computers, doors, floors, kitchens and toilets etc, depending on your requirements.

We are also offering precautionary, scheduled daily and weekly cleans for clients requiring the highest levels of hygiene. This service can be bespoke to the requirements of the client but can include daily or weekly fogging and touch point surface sanitizing.

Book a COVID-19 Cleaning Service

With the global spread of the Coronavirus everybody has started to become more vigilant about the need to disinfect as well as carry out deep cleaning.

Sadly this virus spreads easily and this is evident from the thousands of infected people in many countries across the world, as well as the deaths that resulted.

We understand the importance of sanitising properly all surfaces, touch points, floors, any equipment and furniture.

Needless to say this is a rigorous process that calls for expertise, proper tools, and a commitment to be as thorough as possible.

What is the Coronavirus (COVID-19)?

Coronavirus COVID-19 is currently all over the news as it has taken over so many countries. This is essentially a respiratory illness which is being caused by a new virus, for which a vaccine is still being studied.

The first case was reported in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The symptoms include coughing, sore throat, fever and shortness of breath. Some people manage to recover relatively easily while others end up losing their life.

Unfortunately since this is still a new virus, information is rather limited, and research is currently underway to learn more about it.

What is a known fact is that the coronavirus COVID-19 can very easily spread from one person to another, and the most important way to fight against it is good hygiene and disinfection.

Protect Your Office or Home

Proper disinfection is critical to safeguard yourself and your loved ones. This applies to both households as well as workplaces and offices.

It is critical to sanitise tables, desks, fixtures, doors, and frames. We also place importance on the need to sanitise office equipment and any appliances such as keyboards, mice, fridges and machinery. The floors will be thoroughly cleaned, not just with normal mopping and washing but with proper sanitisation. This includes ledges, and skirtings.

In the case of business premises, we will not only clean the offices but we will also see to the sanitisation and deep cleaning of common areas such as lifts, stairwells, staff kitchens, reception areas, meeting and board rooms, corridors and lobbies.

We are striving to offer our (Coronavirus) Covid-19 Cleaning Service as efficiently as ever.

Sterilisation & Disinfecting

We will keep your home or business clean and disinfected to give both you and your employess peace of mind with out Covid-19 Cleaning Service

We will pay special attention to high contact areas such as bathrooms, rails, door handles, telephones and any equipment.

We will start off by sanitise wiping all surface areas. We do this by preparing a cleaning solution, and using a damp cloth we wipe all surfaces and rinse with that solution.

Infection Prevention Control

Infection prevention control for the coronavirus COVID-19 relies on the need to be as thorough as possible with hygiene, cleaning and disinfection. Cleaning any objects and surface areas often is important.

Washing one’s hands often using soap and water is highly recommended, and one should do this for at least 20 seconds.

It is also imperative that one avoids touching their face, especially the nose, mouth and eyes. It is also critical to avoid close contact with people, especially those who are evidently sick. Anyone who is not feeling well should stay indoors and seek medical advice. You can learn more from the World Health Organizations Website