Why Carpet Tech’s Disinfecting Process Blew Leo & Rebecca Away

Hey 432, Leo and Rebecca here. If you're like us, you're probably thinking a little bit more than you did a few months ago about cleaning and disinfecting your home.

Rebecca’s significant other is in the medical field and she tends to be concerned about bacteria and germs that he may bring in when he returns from work every day. Plus, she just learned she's allergic to pet hair, dust and some other things, so all that stuff the dog and kids drag in and out since everyone's home all day really has an impact.

Meanwhile, Leo has three dogs, so between them and the wind blowing dust everywhere, he can really relate to people who are trying to safe and healthy as we're quarantining.

So between the two of us, we were pretty happy to chat with a crew from Carpet Tech recently. Carpet Tech is an essential business, so they're still out there combatting bacteria and viruses throughout the Permian Basin.

As a biohazard company, you know you can trust their licensure and experience to get the job done right. Since the pandemic struck, they've donned masks, gloves and all the necessary PPE to disinfect more than a million square feet of home and office space.

They can check their work, too. Their ATP Monitoring equipment allows Carpet Tech technicians to measure contaminants on surfaces both before and after they clean, so you know you got great results.

They now are offering a new chemical process that coats surfaces with protectant that prevents the growth of microbes. Here is the fine print, straight from Carpet Tech:

BioShield®75 is a patented spray-on antimicrobial protectant. One end of the BioShield® 75 molecular spikes creates a strong bond with a multitude of surfaces to create a durable protective coating. The other ends are long chains of atoms that rupture the cell walls of microbes. With its mechanical methodology, BioShield® 75 does not create poison-resistant “superbugs”. BioShield® 75 has been found in independent testing to be effective against Staphylococcus aureus, E.coli, various Salmonella strains, black mold, athlete’s foot, skin infections and many other microbes.

We chatted with a Carpet Tech crew for awhile, and they were happy to explain the difference between sanitizing and disinfecting. (Did you even know there was a difference?) They told us they want customers to feel like they are getting great service but also knowledge at the same time.

They seem like they want you to know exactly what they are doing and why with their services — that really impressed both of us! We'll keep Carpet Tech in mind for our homes' needs.

Ready to have Carpet Tech clean and disinfect your home? Click here or call 432-520-5142 to learn more and schedule an appointment. Make sure to tell them you heard about them with Leo and Rebecca In The Morning.