Interview with ProImage President on Coronavirus

However, the silver lining of the virus spreading has caused many businesses that are still open to sit up and take note that they must mitigate the virus. Rose speaks with Sichko about a new process of helping to kill the virus before it spreads any further and states, “Rose has adjusted on the fly, and so has the government. As of March 3, the EPA had posted a two-page list of disinfectants that could be used to combat coronavirus. Six days later, the list was 11 pages long, Rose said.”

With a process of using electrostatic sprayer technology and disinfectant, Rose says, 99% of the virus can be killed. However, he tells Sichko, “Here’s one of the greatest misconceptions: The disinfectant isn’t forward-looking; it doesn’t last for three, five, seven days like people want it to. We’re disinfecting for what’s there,” Rose said. “So the first person who comes in the building after us with a virus or who is contagious, that can change things.”

Sichko reports, “To date, at least three downtown office buildings are known to have had a confirmed case of coronavirus: AT&T Tower, Gulch Crossing and the eight-story building at 615 Third Ave. S.”

ProImage will be on top of it, doing their best to clean Nashville and surrounding areas to help rid the city of this invasive virus. As for the employees of ProImage, Sichko reports, “We’re going to do our best to keep them working for as long as we can,” Rose said. “We want to try the best we can to take care of our employees. They make or break us.”