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Alpharetta, GA (PRWEB) November 26, 2014
Every year, businesses in the United States lose nearly 111 million workdays to the flu, which equates to approximately $7 billion in sick days and lost productivity. With the peak flu season kicking off in December, cleaning-services leader JAN-PRO is ready to step up and assist business owners across the country with its state-of-the-art EnviroShield disinfecting system that kills harmful bacteria and viruses on contact.
Long before headlines about enterovirus or Ebola surfaced, Premium Franchise Brands parent company of JAN-PRO and Maid Right was hard at work developing EnviroShield. The hospital-grade disinfectant spray surrounds and clings to every surface it touches, eradicating all traces of bacteria. Yet EnviroShields chlorine dioxide formula meets the Environmental Protection Agencys classification as a Toxicity Category IV cleaner, meaning it poses no threat to users skin, eyes, or lungs. This makes the solution the safest option for deeply cleaning and sanitizing any office or facility, as opposed to a Toxicity Category I cleaner, like bleach.
While JAN-PRO has grown its share of the commercial-cleaning industry by leveraging the power of EnviroShield to combat germs and viruses, reducing down time and improving worker productivity, providing a strong differentiator in the commercial cleaning industry. EnviroShield helps reduce absenteeism by protecting work environments and offices from the spread of dangerous bacteria. EnviroShield cleans and protects furniture, hand rails, doors and all the surfaces in offices and homes with a disinfectant powerful enough for a hospital yet gentle enough for a nursery.
We launched EnviroShield four years ago and were on the cutting edge of disinfecting technology, particularly the green-friendly piece, said Dennis Thompson, Chief Operating Officer for JAN-PRO International Inc. You can spray a childs toy with it, but it still has the efficacy of a hospital-grade disinfectant. Plus, with our spray applicator, we can coat 100 percent of all surfaces with EnviroShield due to the electrostatic technology, while using 70 percent less water than normal disinfecting methods.
EnviroShield keeps all sanitized environments bacteria- and microbe-free for up to 48 hours, making it the frequent-use choice for businesses that require disinfected spaces, such as hospitals, doctors offices, day care centers, schools, and nursing homes. Earlier this year, Premium Franchise Brands also developed a long-term, preventive complement to its signature product, EnviroShield Endure. Using the same patented sprayer technology, Endures solution covers 100 percent of surfaces, and through a polymerization process bonds the disinfectant with every covered area, forming a shield from bacteria around every surface that protects customers for between six and 12 months.
EnviroShield completely neutralizes threats to any home or office from bacteria, and we thought the next phase of the disinfecting process would be a longer-term system that really provides a one-two punch, Thompson said. Thats why we developed Endure: to strengthen and complete EnviroShields top-down efficiency for disinfecting with a bottom-up layer of long-term protection.
The two-product system increases the value of a JAN-PRO franchise for both regional master franchisees and home-based business owners. Operators of either size can grow their businesses with diversified offerings for several different types of accounts, and at different price points for the client. Because EnviroShield and EnviroShield Endures blend of hospital-grade disinfecting power and green-friendly benefits is available only to JAN-PRO and Maid Right operators, the franchise brands maintain their competitive advantage in recruiting growth-minded entrepreneurs and in serving clients who value protecting their facilities from bacteria.
In addition, JAN-PRO adds value to its partners franchise agreements by ensuring they attain JP MedMetrix certification, which signifies that all team members who complete the program have been trained in the highest standards of commercial disinfecting to which all top hospitals and health care facilities aspire. JAN-PROs confidence in its partners qualifications and in EnviroShields efficacy allows the brand to offer the strongest written customer guarantee in commercial cleaning: Technicians respond within two business days to any customer complaint made within 24 hours of service, and if customers remain unsatisfied after their concerns are addressed, they receive the next cleaning session for free.
Due to recent events involving infectious-disease concerns, the EnviroShield product has seen an increase in business and demand, Thompson said. JAN-PRO will continually seek to introduce the best advancements in chemistry to EnviroShield.
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THE dad of murdered landscape architect Jo Yeates has welcomed a new TV drama telling the story of an innocent man wrongly suspected of killing his daughter.
David Yeates told the Daily Echo how he believed the programme will shine a light on police failings in their investigation which he believes led to delays in catching the man responsible.
Speaking from his Ampfield home, Mr Yeates said there had been inadequacies in the police probe - and he hoped the programme, which airs next month, could bring a positive and help improve future investigations.
He also spoke of the family's loss at it prepares for the fourth anniversary since Jo was brutally strangled, before her body was found dumped at the side of a road in Bristol.
The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies will hit TV screens next month, telling the story of Mr Jefferies, who was arrested on December 30 after the discovery of her body on Christmas Day in 2010.
Jo vanished on December 17 after going for Christmas drinks with colleagues in the city.
Mr Jefferies, a retired schooltmaster, was later released without charge.
He was later awarded and undisclosed payout, thought to be several hundred thousand pounds, after suing eight newspapers who he says hounded him and made distressing allegations relating to the killing.
Miss Yeates' next door neighbour Dutch engineer Vincent Tabak was jailed for life in 2011 after he was found guilty of her murder.
Last night her family said they had been consulted about the programme but did not have serious objections because it was telling the story of Mr Jefferies and not about Jo - although he admitted seeing the trailer on TV was a bit of a shock.
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A variety of deciduous trees and shrubs are marked on the landscape plan for the assisted living facility.
Waldwick Plans to buffer a proposed assisted living facility from neighboring properties and questions about the accuracy of those plans dominated the Nov. 19 zoning board hearing on an application by Formation-Shelbourne Senior Living Services.
Formation-Shelbourne is proposing to build an 85-unit, 100-bed assisted living facility on 3.5 acres north of Wyckoff Avenue, west of Walgreens. The facility, to be known as Solana of Waldwick, would require the demolition of houses at 237, 239, 241, and 247 Wyckoff Ave. As proposed in May, the facility would require four variances and a minor subdivision.
Architect Paul Donaldson of PRDG, Dallas, testified about the views of the facility from the neighbors homes, and views of neighboring homes from windows in the facility.
Landscape architect James Langenstein of Longstone Gardens, Pa., testified about how the building would be screened by trees and other plantings.
About 60 people attended the hearing.
"Our objective was to screen as much [of the facility] as possible," Langenstein said. He said that means "sufficient heavy screening to block views" from all sides with deciduous and evergreen trees, plus flowering trees and shrubs.
Langenstein showed a chart indicating where specific tree and shrub species would be planted to screen the building as well as prevent headlight beams from shining into residential homes. He said 14-foot-high trees would be planted in the parking lots, but other trees on site would range from 6- to 8-feet-tall.
Plantings will include 8-foot hemlock and white pines, plus 30 6-foot-tall holly trees. Small evergreens and deciduous shrubs will be planted next to neighboring properties "to help keep down lights and glare" from cars and outside lighting, Langenstein said.
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JENKINTOWN >> Matt and Laura Reale have been in business together for about 15 years. What started out as a landscape business, which by their own admission breaks no ground unless the specific job calls for it, has morphed into an environmentally friendly venture that is quite unique.
Reale Landscape Design was created in 1999. Matt ran that company, while Laura ran her own business while helping Matt. They couldnt compete with larger companies with 30 or more employees while they had fewer than five.
I just couldnt get to that point, Matt said. It was ridiculous.
Laura also described a variety of problems the couple had with the employees they could afford to bring on board, leading them to a level of frustration that forced them to rethink what they were doing.
Turns out, it was the best rethought theyve ever had.
Since then, theyve turned their traditional landscaping and landscape design company into AquaReale. The first part of that name should make it obvious where the companys new focus is: water.
We needed to find a niche and fill it, Laura said, where could we fit in that would complement what Matt does. From there, we looked at two main areas and went to eco-friendly natural landscaping and the direction of ponds.
The pond idea went beyond digging a hole, installing a liner and filling it with water and fish, which is what countless amateurs have done to spruce up a backyard. They got in touch with a Chicago-based company, Aquascape Inc., which calls itself a franchise without a fee. AquaReale is an Aquascape certified contractor.
They started working with Aquascape and learning as much as they could about ponds. They ended up learning something that would ultimately change the course of their business.
We realized how much ponds and stormwater have in common, Laura said. And how water in general was taking over our business. Continued...
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BRADFORD City Park has won plaudits in a national landscape awards scheme.
The 24 million city centre urban park, which features a mirror pool, 100 fountains and laser lights, was highly commended in the Medium Scale Public category at the Landscape Institute Awards.
Eastside City Park in Birmingham took the award.
Urban park designs across the country won five of the 16 prizes on offer.
Among the other winners were the world's first tidal lagoon at Swansea Bay and Tumbling Bay Playground for children in Stratford's Queen Elizabeth II Park, east London.
Noel Farrer, president of the Landscape Institute, said: "There is an increased public appetite for urban parks and landscape architects are a key component in the success of these schemes that ensure our cities pleasant places to live."
Bradford City Park has won a clutch of awards since it opened nearly three years ago.
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