NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Sani~Chute
INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES,
(718) 447-3700
38 Drysdale Street Fax (718) 477-0333
Staten Island Toll FrEE
New York 10314 (877) SANI-CHUTE
October 17, 2001
Milford Management
20 W 64th Street
New York, NY 10023
Attention: Mr. Bob Gross
Telephone: (212) 799-6240
Fax: (212)769-0519
Dear Mr. Gross,
Thank you for your interest in Sani-Chute Environmental Services, Inc. As per our
conversation, we are providing you with our proposal for exhaust and ventilation
cleaning for your properties.
Ventilation and exhaust systems that are clogged is an issue that is often neglected when
it comes to routine building maintenance. However, clogged and dirty systems are often
a source of harmful micro-organisms, fungi and disease in a building as well other
potential hazards. These micro-organisms are often the cause of illness, allergies, { ":
respiratory illnesses and stale air that affect tenants and their families. In addition, the
odors that emanate from clogged systems have a serious impact on the quality of life for
your residents. Kitchen and bathroom exhaust Y systems,~ as well as hallways
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ventilation systems need to be free of obstructions enabling these systems to circulate •.
fresh air thereby eliminating the stale and musty odors that tenants and shareholders of
complain about. M : <;
Unlike most of our competitors, our service entails the cleaning of the entire main
vertical shaft and not only the vent and ductwork that lead to the shaft. This cleaning
is imperative in order to enable proper air circulation in the shaft. By simply cleaning
ducting on each floor and not cleaning the twin shaft you are accomplishing nothing
fresh air can not passfrom the roof topfans into the building and into their respective
exhaust registers.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at your convenience
(718) 447-3700
Sol Freud
President
Compactor Chutes • Cleaning • Sanitizing • Repairs • Upgrades • Air Ducts
NYC-WTC 000120681
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