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bioPURE™ News and Articles
bioPURE™ disinfection services have been growing and helping more and more businesses and residents improve the health and safety of their spaces. Here are a few news articles, stories, and helpful tips on getting the most out of your partnership with bioPURE.
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The Sweet Sound of Service Business Success in Music City
The Story of How a Leading Janitorial & Service Business Grew Revenue and Profit by Adding a bioPURE Disinfection Franchise Like any great service business, TriStar Building Services...
bioPURE Recognized as the 17th Fastest Growing Franchises in 2021
bioPURE Services has been recognized as the 17th fastest growing franchises in America. The prestigious award is based on comprehensive franchise growth data compiled by Franchise Gator,...
bioPURE continues its strong new franchisee growth with 51 locations in 16 states
bioPURE Services continues to rapidly expand its franchise locations throughout the United States. Currently, there are 51 bioPURE locations across 16 states, making it one of the fastest-growing franchises in 2020.
Choosing the Right Disinfectant
Choosing the right disinfectant for commercial and residential applications can be confusing. With so many different choices and chemistries, modes of action, suggested contact times,...
bioPURE cuts ribbon on new corporate headquarters in Johnson City
On Tuesday though, he allowed himself a little time to slow down as he and other community leaders cut the ribbon on bioPURE’s new corporate headquarters in Johnson City. In addition to...
bioPURE Services up to 11 locations with as many as 15 new franchise owners ready for training
It had been six weeks since we last chatted with Jim Wilson, Chief Executive Officer of bioPURE Services in Johnson City. When we posted this article in mid-March, the phone was literally...
WSJ Article Shows How bioPURE Keeps COVID-19 at Bay
The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted how Americans are turning to bioPURE to help keep the Coronavirus at bay. “The Coronavirus has changed what it means to be clean,” said the...
Amid COVID-19, local cleaning company has ‘phones ringing off the hook’
David Floyd • Mar 28, 2020 at 9:00 AM As many businesses struggle to adapt to the uncertain atmosphere created by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), at least...
bioPURE helping out Second Harvest Food Bank
https://www.wjhl.com/video/biopure-helping-out-second-harvest-food-bank/4433732/
An Upstate company is looking to educate people in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak.
https://www.wyff4.com/article/upstate-company-aims-to-redefine-clean-during-coronavirus-outbreak/31677347 GREENVILLE, S.C. —An Upstate company is looking to educate people in the middle of...
Furman Athletics Announces Partnership with bioPURE
Furman Adopts Innovative New Germ Control & Disinfection Service To Provide Healthiest Environment For Student-Athletes GREENVILLE, S.C. — bioPURE Services has announced that...
Amid coronavirus concerns, germ control companies see spike in business
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — According to the CDC, the best prevention against the coronavirus is to clean dirty surfaces and disinfect and that has kept area germ control companies very...
Teknovation’s coverage of bioPURE
Teknovation, which covers stories about technology, innovation and business, recently profiled bioPURE. In the article, Teknovation introduces bioPURE Services and how we are utilizing...
2019-2020 virus season is trending to be the worst in U.S. history
The Centers for Disease Control reported that the 2019-2020 virus season is trending to be the worst in U.S. history with over 6.4 million reported flu cases and 55,000 hospitalizations. A...
CDC Report Warns that the Toll from Superbugs in Worse Than Originally Thought
According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, a new CDC report warns that Antibiotic-resistant bacteria and fungi have spread beyond hospitals. The report outlines how these...