In the current climate of increasing viral and bacterial outbreaks amongst primary school children, Ozone Ultra Clean can provide an eco-friendly emergency response solution.

In the event of an outbreak, we can perform a comprehensive Ozone decontamination throughout the premises, ensuring that all surfaces within the building are thoroughly decontaminated.

Schools can pre-register for the emergency service for free by clicking here.

Why Pre-register?

Pre-registration ensures minimum disruption at a time of crisis.  By pre-registering you will save yourself valuable time, and ensure a rapid response.  We hold files on all pre-registered schools containing the information necessary to allow us to carry out an immediate decontamination.  By gaining the necessary information in advance, we can literally load up and go!

Competing in the younger children's sector is becoming increasingly difficult.  As more facilities become available, parents have an increasing amount of choice over where to send their children.  To successfully compete in this environment, it is imperative to stand out from the crowd.

This is where Ozone Ultra Clean can help.  With scheduled maintenance at regular intervals, you can dramatically reduce the number and amount of allergens in the nursery environment.  Ozone processes inactivate:

Dust Mites	Pollen
Pet Hairs	Moulds
Yeasts	Fungus

Ozone Ultra Clean's sanitisation process also tackles any infestation problems, without the need for nasty chemical pesticides.  When the process is finished, all that is left is Oxygen - much safer for a child's environment.

Fleas	Mice
Cockroaches	Rats
Beetles	Ants
Spiders	Wasps
Flies	Woodlice

Finally, should the worst happen and you get a communicable illness problem, Ozone Ultra Clean can help.  Our Ozone sanitisation process inactivates bacteria and viruses, and all of this is completely non-toxic and environmentally friendly.

Why not contact us now for a free estimate and quotation.

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Area sanitisation Process

Norovirus Outbreak (HPA)

“…the Agency in the West Midlands began receiving reports of norovirus (winter vomiting disease) outbreaks in the region’s schools. The level of outbreaks reported was in line with seasonal expectations, but within a week the trickle of reports became a torrent.

But the symptoms were not confined to sickness and diarrhoea: parents said their children were also suffering from headaches, lethargy and a flu-like illness. It became apparent that some schools had outbreaks of norovirus, some had influenza B, and some had both.

Many head teachers sought advice from the Agency, which advised them to employ stringent cleaning regimes to inactivate the norovirus.

These measures, combined with a reduced teaching staff (due to sickness), meant that many head teachers took the decision to close their schools. At one point, 20 schools were closed in Birmingham alone.”

(Health Protection Agency - Annual Report 2006)