Content had to be moved out of basements before restoration work began. The City of Ann Arbor provided dumpsters for unsalvageable contents. Stever stated, “ The techs worked professionally and skillfully for long hours. I was also very impressed with the residents of the neighborhood. Faced with such a huge catastrophe in their homes, they were patient and polite in the face of such adversity.” Stever’s skill in working with them and assuring them they would get excellent service as soon as possible aided the success of this project.

Coach’s has applied CGS to the wrestling room at the University of Michigan. U of M wrestling coach Joe McFarland said, “ I believe the application of Sports Antimicrobial System throughout our facility will play an important role in killing illness-causing microorganisms and help continually combat bacteria and fungi that can be a major detriment to our team’s success.” Coach’s has also applied CSG at Oakland University and Stevensville Lakeshore High School. Sports Coating has been applied at over 10 Division I NCAA universities, 5 NBA and 5 NFL teams and their facilities. Call Coach’s for an appointment and more information on the benefits of CSG.

Contact Us to Find Out More!  888-462-6224

Candles accounted for 4%, or 15,000 home fires, 150 deaths, and $539 million in
property loss. The top 5 days for candle fires were christmas, christmas eve, new year’s day, new year’s eve, and halloween.

Fires kill more Americans each year than all natural disasters combined. Fires account for direct property loss estimated at $14.6 Billion annually.

Unattended home cooking is the leading cause of home fires in the U.S. Be extra diligent during the Holidays and other special family gathering.

An average of 210 Christmas tree fires a year resulted in 24 deaths, and $13.3 million in property damage loss. 48% were caused by electrical problem while another 27% of tree fires resulted from a heat source. This statistics include artificial trees, as well.each year.

Hidden within this beautiful time of year are dangers and precautions to prepare for. Temperatures begin to chill and Holidays loom before us. Air conditioners switch over to furnaces. Candle use increases either for cozy ambiance or to add to festive celebrations. Firewood is stacked for the fireplace. Many will leave their homes unoccupied for long periods of time to head for warm, southern climates. It is an exciting time of year, but also a time to take extra care.

In 2007 – an estimated 1.6 Million fires, with
3,430 civilian deaths, over 17,675 civilian
injuries, and 118 on duty firefighter deaths.

CRITICAL CLEANING PROTOCOL – MRSA – NOROVIRUS – SWINE FLU

If an outbreak occurs, it is critical to show the public that appropriate steps are being taken to protect students and the public.  It is possible to sanitize buildings where potential contact with the bacteria or virus could occur, but local maintenance staff may need extra support for a quick response.

Coach’s Catastrophe Cleaning and Restoration Services has nearly 28 years of critical cleaning experience in schools, health systems, universities, and other institutional and commercial facilities.  We will respond 24/7 for any proactive or reactive critical cleaning required at your facility.  Our managers are available to walk through and provide a comprehensive estimate of cleaning time needed as well as an estimate of expense.  Call 888-GO-COACH (888-462-6224).

Products – Coach’s technicians use E.P.A. approved disinfectants known to kill the bacteria and viruses.  (MSDS sheets are available)

Process – The process would be a wet wash of all potentially exposed and reachable surfaces.  An initial walk through by Coach’s managers and your staff would determine the scope.

Technicians – All Coach’s staff on site are trained by IICRC certified personnel.  All staff are drug tested and have been background checked.

Potential areas to consider for cleaning:

Bathroom and locker rooms – toilets, sinks, showers, benches, all touchable space on doors, walls, lockers, hand dryers, dispensers, partisans, counters, mirrors, etc.

Athletic Facilities – mats, equipment, walls, bleachers, pool area, weight room, all touchable space on doors, walls, etc.

Cafeteria – tables, benches, serving areas, garbage cans, vending machines, all touchable space on doors, walls, etc.

Public areas – furniture throughout the building (tables, chairs, benches, desks, AV equipment, computer equipment, counter tops, touchable walls, railings, light switches, counter tops, door handles, drinking fountains, window areas, music cases and stands, etc.