Avon Lake Police Cruisers Get Deep Clean

Press release from PuroClean: PuroClean Emergency Restoration, an Avon Lake-based company cleaned the Avon Lake Police cruiser fleet beginning today in an effort to help keep the city’s police force safe. The cleaning lands right before the kick-off of national Police week beginning May 10.

“Since our company began, we have been a part of this wonderful community, and most of our employees and families live in this community,” said Trey Bell, owner. “Just as this police force protects our business and our loved ones, it was important for us to do what we can to help protect them during this time.”

PuroClean cleaned the cruiser fleet using an EPA-registered disinfectant. They applied it to each cruiser in the form of a fog or mist, wiping down the major touch-points in the cruisers after each application. The application is aimed at limiting the survival of the virus and helping prevent spread.

The PuroClean cleaning process is two-tiered. It includes cleaning and then an application of an EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectant. This process can kill and reduce the further spread of infection. According to the CDC, cleaning frequently touched surfaces is one of several actions recommended to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases like the coronavirus.

PuroClean has extensive experience in cleaning up biohazard issues. With a primary focus on the mitigation and remediation of water, fire and mold damage, the company is also well-trained to mitigate a number of biohazard issues.

PuroClean has become one of the leading restoration franchise companies in the nation. Each year, PuroClean performs thousands of jobs throughout the United States and Canada, providing restoration services from common household mishaps to large-scale disasters.

This press release was produced by PuroClean. The views expressed here are the author's own.