If biohazard contamination has penetrated building materials—such as subflooring or drywall—those materials are removed and replaced. Your restoration team will...
Read MoreTechnicians are trained and certified in OSHA regulations, bloodborne pathogen handling, and biohazard remediation standards. Ongoing education ensures teams remain...
Read MoreBiohazard cleanup is handled with discretion. PuroClean uses unmarked vehicles when possible and follows privacy-focused protocols to protect the dignity...
Read MoreIn some cases, yes—non-porous items are more easily sanitized, while porous materials often require removal and replacement. Restoration teams evaluate...
Read MoreAll contaminated materials are packaged, transported, and disposed of in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. This may involve...
Read MoreProfessional biohazard teams are available 24/7. Once contacted, crews can typically mobilize the same day to stabilize the environment and...
Read MoreYes. In most cases, biohazard remediation requires containment zones, use of disinfectants, and the removal of affected materials. For safety...
Read MoreInsurance policies have many variables, while Crime Scene or Biohazard cleanup is often covered, you must consult your insurance broker...
Read MoreBlood itself is not a biohazard, it’s what may be in the potentially hazardous blood, such as bloodborne pathogens (BBPs)...
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