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The Wild Game Restaurant and The Little Den Pre-School among the first Front Range businesses to qualify for Rocky Mountain Efficiency 5 Star Disinfection Certification Service
When it comes to safety and disinfection certain mountain community businesses have found a way to do it better, much better. The Wild Game Restaurant, Bowling and Gaming Center as well as The Little Den Pre-School are among the first Front Range businesses to qualify for the rigid facility disinfection protocol required by the Rocky Mountain Efficiency 5 Star Disinfection Certification Service.
This program goes well over and above the requirements of any County, State, Federal, CDC or EPA required suggestions for contagion control at any Covid-19 warning level. These businesses have made a significant investment in the type of equipment that is proven to reduce contagion from both surfaces and airspace with up to 99.9% effectiveness.
The Wild Game Manager Nick Bandemer has reported that “we have never experienced this type of business slowdown before. We are not sure if we could remain in operation much longer if it were not for the support of our loyal families and local and federal support. Thank goodness vaccines are on the way, but we wont wait, we have decided to invest in permanent disinfection equipment. The safety of our patrons is first and foremost.”
According to The Owner of the Little Den Preschool Jenn Mackety, we appreciate how difficult the standards are in this 5 star program and are determined to meet them for the safety of our mountain families.” The Little Den has also added a temperature sensing entry system to check the kids temperature and apply sanitor upon entry.
These Facilities were inspected by Scott Milne of Rocky Mountain Efficiency Group. To meet the 5-Star requirements Milne required the following solutions and equipment. This properties will be adding, UV-C light over important surfaces and advanced air purification that utilizes Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO), a molecular method of pathogen destruction, developed by NASA and safe to be used in occupied spaces. The 5-star program also requires the use of Ozone (O3) with has been proven to be highly effective against Covid-19. The Ozone will be used at night, in the bathroom and in unoccupied spaces. To qualify the facility management must also commit to following all current CDC guidelines, and disinfection protocols.
According to Scott Milne, who is the author of the book Win the War on Covid-19, “It is this “Layered Approach” that has allowed these businesses to qualify for this safety certification. The facility operators learn all about the use of advanced disinfection technology and their total expense was below $3,000. After a careful study of the current building wellness and safety certifications currently available we found multiple ways to improve and increase the opportunities to layer additional and practical sanitation methods. Along with the additional required disinfection, both businesses now utilize negative ionization to reduce allergen and virus.” Milne has been an expert in facility efficiency and air quality well before the covid breakout and has helped Health Clubs, Hotels and Retirement Communities that have safely made it thru the pandemic. Both businesses plans a promotional campaign surrounding the announcement of this certification award and facility modification, and is looking forward to welcoming back new and former mountain families.
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Rocky Mountain Efficiency LLC
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