Biohazard Cleanup

Biohazards are any substance that is dangerous to humans and pets. These include bloodborne pathogens like hepatitis and MRSA that are highly infectious. Due to the health risks, you should never attempt to clean up biohazards on your own. Our overview of how to clean up biohazards explains these risks […]

Few events are as tragic as a suicide. However, it’s not always easy to know where to start. From who to call for suicide cleanup to understanding the process, we’re here to guide you through the process in the aftermath of this painful situation. The goal is to make this

There tends to be a lot of confusion about cleaning and sanitizing. Cleaning often makes people feel safe. Safe from dirt, debris and, maybe even, disease. But what about sanitizing? Is it just another word for cleaning? When it comes to dealing with biohazards, as well as water damage and

Biological contaminants can provide important evidence in a wide range of criminal investigations, from violent crimes to property crimes. From blood and semen to saliva and skin cells, these contaminants can provide valuable DNA evidence that can help identify suspects and link them to a crime. However, they can also

Even after a potentially violent crime or unexpected death, it’s normal to wonder whether you can file an insurance claim to cover the cost of cleaning it up. In most cases, your standard home insurance policy will pay for crime scene cleanup. From who pays for cleanup to the types

Most of us don’t even think twice about cleaning up blood. Cut your finger while cooking? Just wipe it up, put a bandage on, and keep working. But blood after a large accident or even tragedy can pose serious health risks. Bloodborne pathogens can survive outside the body for days

Do you have blood or other body fluids inside your home after a violent crime? One of the biggest misconceptions is that it’s safe to clean up after a crime on your own. Even if you know the injured person, blood always has a risk of spreading disease. Before you

Blood stains are the worst. Cleaning blood in your carpeting is hard, but only because most people do it wrong. Whether your stain is fresh or months old, here is everything you need to know to get blood out of carpet. Do You Have Blood on Your Carpet? Call 888-790-7879

Finding an unattended death can be overwhelming, shocking, or even traumatic. Not only will you need to recover emotionally and psychologically, but also have the remains cleaned up. We answer what is an unattended death and explain what to do if you discover one. Do You Need Help After an

While it might seem harmless at first, hoarding is a mental health disorder that can lead to several severe safety hazards and physical health risks. It can also disrupt both personal relationships and work. When left untreated, a hoarding problem will usually escalate. Whether you are concerned about yourself or

Whether you’re buying or already own, it’s normal to want to find out if someone died in a house. Although you might be worried about ghosts, blood and bodily fluids pose a bigger risk to your family. If an unattended death or tragic event wasn’t properly cleaned up, it could

There are many misconceptions about what constitutes a biological hazard. On a scientific level, any substance that poses a health risk to living organisms is classified as a biohazard. In order to clarify that in simple terms, we’re taking a look at the four main categories of biohazards, as well

Unfortunately, cleaning infectious diseases isn’t as easy as wiping down counters with household bleach. From MRSA to C.diff, we look at the most common superbugs and other infectious diseases. Although some bleach will kill them, we explain why you really need home disinfection services to keep your family safe. Finally,

You might not think twice about cleaning up blood, however, it’s more dangerous than you know. While it’s safe to remove a small amount of blood, you should never clean up a large blood spill. We look at how to clean up blood spills safely as well as cover the

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to find peace after a suicide attempt or the loss of a family member. Grief is often a slow process that comes with very strong emotions. In addition to dealing with the emotional aspect, you may also need to deal with cleaning the scene.