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Started specialized janitorial company in 1984 just a few years out of high school. Was among the first to introduce innovative methods of hard surface maintenance. Assisted many other aspiring entrepreneurs to launch their own successful small businesses. Tackled many challenges during 28 years of self-employment by learning to diversify our services. Building services and maintenance has led to acquiring a Construction Supervisors license, a pesticide applicators license, and certificates for Residential and Commercial Mold Inspection, and Mold Remediation services. Current goals include growing an urgent service -- infection prevention/cleaning for health by offering the best environmentally safe products with the most advanced equipment available. Potential clients would include: Hospitals, Hospices, Clinics Public Transportation and Emergency Vehicles Commercial, professional and educational sports facilities Contact Kerry Gamache 508-868-4817, email: kerry@microgard.biz: for: career opportunities consulting offers new ventures job inquiries expertise requests business deals reference requests getting back in touch.

Hours
Regular Hours:Monday CLOSED, Tuesday CLOSED, Wednesday CLOSED, Thursday CLOSED, Friday CLOSED, Saturday CLOSED, Sunday CLOSED

Contact Info

Phone:

Main - 508-868-4817

Extra - 508-879-4040

Address:
165 Oxford Rd Charlton, MA 01507
Email:

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Categories
Mold Remediation, Mold Testing & Consulting, Molds
Services / Products
microGARD applies an antimicrobial that forms a colorless, odorless positively charged polymer, which chemically bonds to the treated surface. You can think of it as a layer of microscopic swords or a bed of nails protecting the surface. When an organism comes in contact with the treated surface, the quaternary amine sword punctures the cell membrane and the electrical charge shocks the cell, effectively killing the microorganism. Since nothing is transferred to the now dead cell, the antimicrobial does not lose strength and the sword is ready for the next cell to contact it. Normal cleaning of treated surfaces is necessary to prevent buildup of dirt, dead microbes, etc. which would cover the treatment.
Brands
microGARD
Accreditation

AIHA

IICRC

ISSA

MMRE

PMII

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