ATLANTA, Oct. 25, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- In curing 'sick buildings,' Enviro-CURE has discovered many of the causes for 'sick people,' including asthma, respiratory diseases, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, and other often undiagnosable or incurable conditions. With a quarter century's experience in infectious disease control in hospitals, burn units, operating rooms, and thousands of sick homes, the company has zapped the 'sick building syndrome' in its tracks.
Enviro-CURE developed revolutionary techniques for ridding buildings of toxic air many years before the rallying cries of environmentalists and the recent deluge of lawsuits and news stories about toxic mold and biohazards. The company's methods for eliminating the microbial population and purifying the air include the use of enzymes, disinfectant fogging, and dry steam lancing, to name a few.
As the leader in the bioremediation industry, Enviro-CURE has been disinfecting the air of mold, bacteria, viruses, chemicals, and other toxic materials for over 25 years. Enviro-CURE has disinfected about one billion-square-feet of sick buildings. Recently, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and during Rita, Enviro-CURE teams were there to disinfect homes in New Orleans that were exposed to toxic contaminants.
The first step introduced by Enviro-CURE is the assessment of indoor air quality with qualification and monitoring of airborne germs. Specification for air remediation is then applied until the building is free of contaminants. A certificate is issued to the building owner indicating the building is "contaminant free."
From large corporations to small businesses and private homes, Enviro-Cure has cleared the air and raised the bar in energy conservation. Considerable energy conservation results because of the increase in ventilation efficiency after Enviro-CURE's air purification techniques are applied. Such clients as the U.S. government, military hospitals, Humana Corporation, Hospital Corporation of America, the surgeon general, Sears, Southern Bell, Atlanta airport, Capital Records, Ford Motor Company, General Dynamics, Lockheed, McDonnell Douglas, and U.S. Health Departments have benefited from Enviro-CURE's unique decontamination of 'sick buildings.'
Testimonials abound such as that by the late R&B singer, Luther Vandross who said, "I am extremely pleased with the indoor environmental services Enviro-CURE provided to my home in Beverly Hills."
For information, log onto www.aenvirocure.com, or call Jon Creason toll free at (888) 700-6906, or email at Sondra@aenvirocure.com.