Re-Opening Buildings Safely After COVID-19 Shutdown

April 22, 2020

As buildings are reopening after being shut down or used less during the pandemic, there is an inherent risk to the water and air systems. MCAA has drafted a comprehensive sample letter for our contractors to download and customize as needed before sending to building owners as they prepare to re-open their buildings in the safest way.

TEMPLATE LETTER
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