Common situations we handle
Different incidents call for different cleanup methods. A visible stain may be only one part of the affected area, particularly when porous flooring, upholstery, seams, padding, subflooring, or other materials are involved.
- Crime scenes after release by authorities
- Unattended deaths and decomposition
- Blood and bodily fluids
- Trauma scenes
- Vehicle contamination
- Hoarding conditions involving biological contamination
Why specialized cleanup may be needed
Biohazard cleanup is different from routine janitorial or household cleaning because affected materials may require controlled handling, removal, or disposal. The specific scope should be based on an assessment of the actual scene.
Need help deciding which service applies?
You do not need to diagnose the situation yourself. Call and describe what happened, where the contamination is located, and the property type. We can help determine the most appropriate next step.
Important: If there is immediate danger, an active crime scene, or a medical emergency, call 911. When law enforcement is involved, cleanup should begin only after the scene has been released.