The Next Big Thing in Air and Surface Disinfection

As more and more people are getting vaccinated and the number of COVID cases deescalate across the country, local businesses are still trying to find ways to make their customers and employees feel safe when returning to public facilities.

Recently, a study was done for CASPR Group, a Texas-based company who focuses on continuous air and surface disinfection solutions, by New Orleans-based researchers MDRG. This study aimed to discover the importance of air and surface disinfection to consumers when determining whether to visit public environments or not.

A few clear patterns were confirmed from the study:

1. Two thirds of respondents said that they were more likely to frequent a restaurant with an air and surface disinfecting system over others that did not.
2. Approximately 70% of public transportation users said that they were willing to pay more for tickets if air disinfection equipment was installed on the transportation units.
3. Over 50% of the respondents expressed that air disinfection solutions would still be a priority following the Corona Virus pandemic.
4. Once aware of the existence of air and surface disinfecting technologies, most respondents increased the importance of these technologies in comparison to other forms of preventative practices (masks, hand washing, social distancing, etc.)

CASPR has been a solution for businesses to be able to utilize its disinfecting technologies and effectiveness against both viruses and bacteria in the air and on surfaces for free. SBA recently revised rules for PPP utilization to include devices that affect sanitation, social distancing and worker safety.

When the COVID-19 pandemic made everyday jobs like working in offices, schools, restaurants, and retails stores difficult, CASPR Group made sure to move towards making its medical-grade solutions for continuous air and surface disinfection available to a wider range of facilities, identifying the need for solutions that eliminate up to 99.6 percent of contaminants, including viruses and bacteria.

“Working with customers in a variety of industries, we’ve found that our clients are using CASPR technology not only to create the safest indoor environment for their guests, but as competitive advantage as their industries work to recover from the pandemic,” notes CASPR Group CEO Scott Wheeler. “We want to make sure that their investment in the world’s most innovative technology for air and surface disinfection gets noticed by the people who benefit from its installation.”