We are trained to tactfully and safely clean, disinfect, and dispose of biohazardous materials. In the aftermath of a violent crime, accident, or unattended death, biological material, blood, and bodily fluids can transmit hazards and contaminate materials. That would be any compound or chemical that can cause a major health risk.

Required By Law

• A qualified vendor should be able to produce these documents on-site if requested.

OSHA – Employee Safety

• Bloodborne pathogen training and compliance
• Written exposure control program
• Training and use of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Hazard assessment and communication training and SDS compliance

Common Biohazards

• Blood

• Bodily Fluids

• Biological Material

• Medical Waste

• Unattended Deaths

• Suicides

• Homicides

• Crime Scenes

• Animal Waste and Feces

• Rodents and Nuisance Animals

What Is Biohazard Cleanup and Decontamination?
Any substance that contains or can transmit a biological hazard poses a significant health risk. For this reason, you should never attempt to clean a biohazard on your own.

Prevent Cross-Contamination
Prevent the spread of biohazards during the removal and disinfection process.

Remove the Biohazard
Properly dispose of materials contaminated with biohazards including drywall, wood, and carpeting.

Clean, Deodorize, and Disinfect
Clean, deodorize, and disinfect the area to prevent the spread of contaminants.

Rebuild and Restoration
Rebuild the affected area to its original condition.