Coronavirus: Response

Responsibility as a Community Member

The Corvus Team is committed to continuing our cleaning services and living up to our mission now more than ever: making lives better. As a company – and a community member – we will be keeping an open, consistent dialogue with our customers and franchise owners as the situation with the Coronavirus unfolds nationwide. It is constantly evolving, as is our response, and we are staying up to date on all information available throughout our different geographic locations.

Our team is working diligently to step up to the challenge that COVID-19 presents to both the business community and the safety of individual members of our society. We encourage everyone to be responsible and use their best judgement. By practicing good hygiene, washing hands consistently and often, avoiding touching our faces, and practicing social distancing, we can all do our part to limit the spread of the virus.

Disinfecting and Cleaning Protocols

It is important to highlight the difference between general cleaning and disinfecting. During a general clean the intent is to remove dirt and dust. This step must be completed before disinfection because germs can lurk in grime and soiled areas. Once an area is clean, it can then be disinfected. Typically, disinfecting happens only in restrooms and dining areas, but with COVID-19, disinfection of all areas using commercial grade chemicals is a critical factor in helping to curb the spread of the virus in our communities.

We are taking active measures in our services to help combat coronavirus. All touchpoints such as door handles, phones, light switches, faucet handles, countertops and stair bannisters receive disinfection, along with all hard surfaces. Similar to other viruses, Coronavirus can live on different surface types for varying amounts of time. For example, recent facts reveal that the virus can live on metal surfaces for up to two weeks. These high-risk areas require extra attention in the current climate.