Finish Home Renovations With A Specialist Builders Clean To Minimise The Risk Of Dust Allergies

Finish Home Renovations With A Specialist Builders Clean To Minimise The Risk Of Dust Allergies

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If your builders are working in a home where the owners are still in residence and where there are family members who suffer from dust-related allergies or breathing problems you can work with them to minimise the risks.

Some dust is unavoidable during building work but it can trigger allergic reactions and as allergies are on the increase this can add to the challenges of a job.

Dust is actually an assortment of minute particles of bug fragments, mould spores, and other particles. The allergic reaction is actually caused by the tiny dust mites that live in dust.

It's usual to meet the family on site before the job starts and then you can help them identify those possessions most likely to absorb and retain quantities of dust, such as soft furnishings, carpets and upholstery.

They can either be moved, stacked and protected with dust-proof coverings or preferably put into storage during the work.

It could also be worth asking whether the family has the details of any other materials or chemicals that they know affect the allergy sufferer and trying to find alternatives you can use for the job.

Most builders these days use a suction cleaner to clear up after the day's work but it won't completely clear the air, so it might be best to try to block off the area where the work's being done if that's practical to reduce the spread of dust into other parts of the home.

Paying attention to such details and showing that you have made an effort specially for that family could be the deciding factor that encourages them to recommend you to friends and acquaintances considering building and renovation work themselves.

Once the work's completed you could also arrange for a specialist Builders Clean to reduce any lingering dust as far as possible.

If you do consider using a specialist builders clean company, you will want to be assured that they understand the specific situation and are able to adapt to any special requirements.

It will be important to ensure that any specialist cleaning products they use are safe to use in a family home, are non-toxic, non-allergenic and give off no unpleasant fumes.

These days, many specialist cleaning companies use environmentally friendly products, which could be vital if you are dealing with a household where family members have allergies.

It would also be helpful if they used dust extraction equipment powerful enough to suck up as much as possible of any dust, particularly from floorboards, under skirtings and in any corners that are hard to reach.

On completion you should ask them for a full report of what they have done and the materials they've used for your records and you should also make sure they have disposed of everything off-site safely and in an environmentally friendly way.

The extra attention and investment you've put in could leave behind a happy family that's had as little inconvenience as possible and knows that you've done your best to ensure their environment was as healthy as possible during and after the job.

It could be the thing that makes your company stand out from the rest and helps you win more business.


Copyright (c) 2010 Alison Withers

About the Author:
Bidding for domestic construction contracts in the current economic climate isn't easy and they often come from client recommendations. You can give your construction company a competitive edge with a thorough end-of-job builders clean by a specialist company ensuring there there's no allergy-causing dust hanging in the air before handing over to the client. By Ali Withers



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