Coronavirus (COVID-19): What Sarah’s Appliance Repair is doing to prioritize your health.

Coronavirus (COVID-19): What Sarah’s Appliance Repair is doing to prioritize your health

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TO VIEW CDC GUIDELINES ON HIRING FOR IN-HOME SERVICES AND REPAIRS DURING COVID, CLICK HERE.

Dear Customers,

Like many of you, we have spent the last several days and weeks learning about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it is impacting our world. For Sarah’s Appliance Repair, that means understanding how it affects our employees, customers, and communities, and then making the necessary adjustments to our work and operations.

We have one simple objective that guides us: Keeping you and our employees safe. This has been at the center of our conversations every step of the way. We want to keep you safe and limit the possibility of anyone catching the virus. With that in mind, we have made several moves in our business in response to the threat of the coronavirus.

WHEN WE COME TO YOUR HOME

We have ramped up cleaning services for each of our technicians. We are increasing our daily cleanings two more times each day. Technicians are required to wipe all tools and equipment down before and after entering homes. Additionally, please expect the following when we come to your home for a repair and please :

  1. Our technicians will be following CDC Protocol when they come to your home and will maintain a distance of at least 6 feet between them and anyone in your home. In conjunction with this, we have implemented a policy of not shaking hands (or any direct contact) to protect you and our employees. We ask that you respect and follow these guidelines as well when our technicians are in your home.
  2. Upon entering your home, the technician will ask to wash their hands before beginning the repair service. Please have warm water and soap available to them to use at a clean sink in your home.
  3. Please have a disinfectant of your choice available that the technician will use to wipe down/clean any surfaces with which they may come into contact.
  4. To prevent any unnecessary spreading of germs, we will be providing electronic copies of receipts only at this time. Please give the technician a valid and updated email address where you would like to receive your receipt.
  5. Before leaving, the technician will again request to wash their hands.

CDC GUIDELINES 

We are closely following the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) guidelines and recommendations on the steps we can take to help prevent the spread of the virus. We have shared specific instructions with our employees on the importance of washing their hands and staying home if they feel sick or are returning from an area of the world identified as posing a coronavirus-related risk.

TRAVEL 

Per CDC recommendations, we ask employees to delay travel until fully vaccinated. We will ask employees who have traveled to high-risk locations or have been exposed to others who have traveled to such locations to get tested upon return, or self-quarantine for 10 days. 

To further help prevent the spread of the illness, a strict travel policy is in place for our employees. We are also following the CDC guidelines for any and all meetings and gatherings. 

IF YOU NEED TO CANCEL

If you don’t feel well or choose to cancel your repair, we’ll be ready to serve you when you reschedule.

We know that many of you have scheduled in-home repairs with us. If you have concerns due to coronavirus, we’ll be happy to reschedule your appointment at no additional cost. Simply call 505-688-4005 in New Mexico or 208-534-7222 in Idaho, and we will take care of it.

We will continue to closely monitor the situation and do all we can to protect you and our employees.

Thank you,

Sarah

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