Biohazard Cleanup

After police investigators have collected evidence from the scene and concluded with their investigations, our team of professionals will conduct a thorough evaluation of your property. Moreover, a Hazard Assessment will be conducted prior to the remediation to ensure the team responsible for the biohazard cleanup is utilizing the correct treatment solutions, equipment, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and other supplies required to address your particular situation.

The contaminated areas are enclosed with containment barriers to prevent cross-contamination and to visually shield the area(s) from others present in the property.

To clean and decontaminate your property, professional-grade disinfectants, ozone treatments, and other specialty sanitation products are used in a meticulous way to remove stains, eliminate odors, and disinfect your property. In some cases, demolition may be required. For instance, removal of carpet and padding, drywall, etc. may be need if affected.

All biohazard waste including disposable supplies that were used for the cleaning and decontamination (suits, gloves, booties, cleaning towels, etc.) must be properly disposed of. At First to Respond Restoration, we are registered as Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioners and follow all local and state regulations.

To evaluate the effectiveness of the biohazard cleanup, a clearance test also called a post remediation verification test is required to be conducted by an independent third party.

During a biohazard claim, documentation is very important and we ensure to collect and maintain all the necessary information to facilitate your insurance claim. At First to Respond Restoration, we will work with you and your claims adjuster to get your claim filed and processed promptly.