PuroClean of Strafford County 
When trauma strikes, PuroClean of Strafford County is here to help. We specialize in restoring homes and businesses after events involving blood or bodily fluid spills. From deep cleaning and disinfection to deodorization, our EPA-approved, hospital-grade solutions ensure your property is safe and sanitized.
We understand that these situations often stem from heartbreaking events like accidents, crime scenes, or sudden illnesses. Our team approaches every job with compassion, discretion, and professionalism to minimize emotional strain while ensuring the highest safety standards.
In New Hampshire and Southern Maine, our work has included helping families after tragic accidents, restoring homes affected by medical emergencies, and assisting business owners with sensitive workplace incidents.
We are your Paramedics of Property Damage®, offering more than just biohazard cleanup—we provide peace of mind. Our IICRC-certified technicians follow OSHA guidelines, use state-of-the-art equipment, and prioritize empathy in every interaction.
We know how emotionally overwhelming these situations can be. That’s why our team is trained to work with care and respect, communicating openly with property owners, landlords, and families. Whether you’re dealing with an accidental spill, a crime scene, or a biohazard contamination, we restore your property with the utmost sensitivity and attention to detail.
Attempting DIY cleanup can expose you to harmful bloodborne pathogens like Hepatitis B, HIV, or other infectious diseases. By choosing PuroClean, you ensure:
Q: How does PuroClean handle sewage backups and Category 3 water damage?
A: Sewage backups contain dangerous pathogens and require specialized remediation techniques. PuroClean of Strafford County’s certified water restoration technicians use industrial-grade extraction equipment to safely remove contaminated water from your Dover, Rochester, or Somersworth property. We then implement comprehensive structural drying, apply EPA-registered antimicrobial treatments throughout affected areas, and perform necessary material removal and replacement to ensure your home is both structurally sound and hygienically safe. Our detailed decontamination process includes HEPA air scrubbing to restore healthy indoor air quality throughout your Strafford County property.
Q: What types of biohazard cleanup services does PuroClean of Strafford County provide?
A: PuroClean of Strafford County offers comprehensive biohazard remediation services throughout Dover, Rochester, and surrounding NH communities, including trauma scene cleanup, unattended death cleanup, hoarding situations, blood/bodily fluid removal, infectious disease decontamination, and sewage backups. Our certified technicians use hospital-grade disinfectants, professional-grade PPE, and follow strict OSHA and EPA guidelines to safely restore affected properties while maintaining complete discretion and compassion for Strafford County residents facing difficult situations.
Q: How quickly can PuroClean respond to a biohazard situation in Strafford County?
A: Our dedicated biohazard cleanup team provides 24/7/365 emergency response throughout Strafford County, typically arriving on-site within 1-2 hours of your call. We understand that biohazardous situations require immediate attention to prevent health risks and further property damage. Our rapid response vehicles serving Dover, Rochester, Somersworth, and surrounding communities are fully equipped with specialized cleaning agents, containment systems, and proper disposal equipment to address any biohazard emergency promptly and discreetly.
Q: Is biohazard cleanup covered by insurance in New Hampshire?
A: Many insurance policies in New Hampshire do cover biohazard cleanup services depending on the specific circumstances and your policy details. PuroClean of Strafford County works directly with all major insurance providers serving Dover, Rochester, and surrounding communities to maximize coverage for biohazard remediation. Our experienced team provides detailed documentation, photographs, and itemized estimates required by insurance adjusters, helping Strafford County property owners navigate complex claims during already challenging times.
Q: What safety protocols does PuroClean follow during biohazard cleanup?
A: PuroClean of Strafford County adheres to rigorous safety standards during all biohazard remediation projects. Our IICRC-certified technicians use industry-leading protocols including proper containment establishment, negative air pressure systems, HEPA filtration, and advanced PPE (personal protective equipment) when handling potentially infectious materials. We comply with all OSHA, EPA, and New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services regulations for biohazardous waste handling, transportation, and disposal, ensuring complete safety for both our team and Strafford County residents throughout the remediation process.
At PuroClean of Strafford County, we are deeply rooted in the communities we serve, from the Seacoast to the Lakes Region. We’ve supported families in Dover, Rochester, Portsmouth, and surrounding areas during some of their most challenging times.
Whether it’s cleaning after a workplace accident in Portsmouth or helping a family in Rochester navigate the aftermath of a traumatic event, we are here for you.
Don’t face this alone. Trust the team that understands the local community and is equipped to help you recover. Call us at (603) 664-3727, and we’ll restore your property quickly, safely, and compassionately.
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