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Educational Facilities Professional Cleaning and Restoration

11/29/2021 (Permalink)

SERVOPRO cleaning crew Our SERVPRO crew working on commercial cleaning.

After a long first semester with the COVID-19 virus still lingering around and flu season is in full swing, it may be time to get your educational facility professionally cleaned. The perfect time to do this is over Christmas and summer break when there are no students to disrupt. A clean environment helps students to learn better and it also decreases the risk of students calling out sick from class. 

When a school or other educational facility sustains water or other damage, it’s not only a loss of property; it’s also a loss of time spent learning, leaving many students struggling to catch up. SERVPRO® can help minimize your facility’s downtime so your staff and students can return safely. Whatever size facility you have, our trained technicians will work with your school’s administrators to assess water or other damage, regardless of the size or cause. Our professionals know how to restore the damage in areas specific to educational facilities such as classrooms, laboratories, and gymnasiums. It’s our goal to restore your school to its preloss condition with as little disruption as possible to students, teachers, and staff.

As the #1 choice in cleanup and restoration, SERVPRO is experienced in handling school water damage, fire, mold remediation, and the cleaning and disinfecting of facilities of all sizes, including:

  • Early Childhood – Preschool and Nursery School
  • Primary – Elementary and Middle Schools
  • Secondary – High School and Academies
  • Higher Education – College and University
  • Industry Trade Schools
  • Athletics – Gymnasium, Sports Complexes and Stadiums

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