A unique cleaning company that usually specializes in crime scenes and hoarding is now getting calls to help fight a pandemic
One of the ways people are trying to prevent the spread of coronavirus is by making sure everything around them is extra clean and sanitized.
Waay-31s alexis scott spoke with a unique cleaning company that usually specializes in crime scenes and hoarding - but now is also getting calls to help fight a pandemic.
Making sure to wipe down everything down and cleaning your hands can help slow the spread of the coronavirus... the company bio-one wanted to step up and do their part as well and help with that process with businesses.
Jacob snavely, bio-one huntsville "cleaning things like bacteria and pathogens is easy, it's just something that we already do all the time.
So cleaning the coronavirus is just something that we can do already," jacob snavely is the owner of bio one huntsville.
He told me they usually specialize in various clean ups like bloody crime scenes and homes where severe hoarding has taken place.
But when he heard about the coronoavirus outbreak... snavely said he wanted to help.
Jacob snavely, bio-one huntsville "we are in a full hazmat suit, with a hood, full face respirator, double gloves, booties, and then we tape everything up so nothing can get in.
Once inside their protective gear, workers use a special fogger to disinfect everything.
Snavely told me he knows we can all get through this outbreak if we all just work together he said this is just him doing his part.
Jacob snavely, bio-one huntsville "even if it's a giant, 100,000 square foot building and they had one person with corona virus we're going to make sure that every square inch of that building is completely sanitized because you never know.
If we don't do our job right, someone can get sick," reporting in huntsville... alexis scott waay-31 news.
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