Scratched Glass Repair Services for the Healthcare Industry
Healthcare in the United States is a $1.06 trillion industry and over the past few years, it has grown substantially larger. Currently, there are over 6,000 hospitals in the United States and that does not include other sectors of the healthcare industry such as doctor’s offices, health rehab facilities, and a variety of other healthcare related buildings. In all these facilities, you will find glass and stainless-steel surfaces almost everywhere. Places such as, elevators, windows, doors, curtain walls, and other large glass panels can be found throughout. Unscratch the Surface restores them all.
Scratched glass is a problem in many buildings, but it is of most concern in the healthcare industry. Scratches on smooth surfaces can hold harmful bacteria and, in an area, where sanitation is key, those seemingly small scratches can pose a severe risk to patients. Unscratch the Surface is the leader in getting scratches out of glass in Southern California.
How Does Healthcare Glass Get Scratched?
Glass scratch repair is essential for any healthcare facility. Glass curtain walls, tempered glass doors, and laminated glass are just some of the surfaces that can be scratched by visitors, workers, and patients within the facilities. Scratches in glass can come from wheelchairs and beds being pushed through halls and rubbing against tempered glass panels. Careless window cleaning is also responsible for causing widespread scratches in glass. No matter how the scratches get there, Unscratch the Surface can be there to fix glass scratches.
In certain industries, replacing the glass can be an option, but as supply and labor costs increase, replacement becomes less of an option. Healthcare facilities have an obligation to provide a safe and scratch free zone for people to heal. It is far less expensive to have Unscratch the Surface buff scratches out of glass in contrast with installing a replacement glass.
Get Better Reviews with Unscratch the Surface
A healthcare facility of any variety is subject to online reviews from clients and these reviews can carry heavy weight. If you have scratched glass throughout your facility, both patients and their families will notice. Patient rooms and waiting areas can be particularly vulnerable for bad reviews as these are areas where patients and families tend to congregate.
Ensure that all glass and stainless-steel surfaces, are properly managed and free of scratches by contracting with Unscratch the Surface. They can restore all the glass and stainless areas throughout your facility. It might sound like a little thing, but it is often the seemingly smallest issues that make the biggest difference to those utilizing your healthcare facility. Unscratch the Surface can remove scratches from your glass and stainless, thereby improving reviews from patients and their families.
Why Healthcare Industry Chooses Unscratch the Surface for Scratched Glass Repair | Glass Restoration Services in California & Nationwide?
You owe it to both your patients and your employees to maintain a clean and safe healthcare facility. Scratches on glass and stainless can give the appearance of an unclean environment. Unscratch the Surface offers the solutions to all your scratched glass and stainless-steel needs. Whether it is a glass viewing area, glass entryway, revolving door, or tempered glass curtain wall, Unscratch the Surface is the first choice for getting scratches out of glass.
Our process for getting scratches out of glass at healthcare facilities is the most affordable solution for doctors’ offices, hospitals, long term care facilities, and other health facilities. At Unscratch the Surface, we are available to resurface and restore all healthcare facility glass. Thereby ensuring germs and pathogens are kept at bay as we how to buff out scratches on glass with our rapid resurfacing technology. Let us restore your scratched glass to like new without compromising the safety of those you care for. Contact us today in California
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