Blood & Bodily Fluid Remediation

Even a small pool of blood can carry infectious pathogens like Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or HIV. Without hospital-grade disinfectants and proper dwell times, the microscopic virus particles can survive on surfaces for weeks.

We use ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) testing meters. This scientific tool detects the exact level of cellular activity on a surface. We do not consider a job complete until the meter reads zero.

Yes. We frequently remediate industrial accidents on warehouse floors, inside commercial vehicles, and within heavy machinery, ensuring the equipment is safe for employees to use again.

We use EPA-registered, broad-spectrum biocides that are specifically rated to kill bloodborne pathogens. These are vastly stronger and more effective than consumer-grade cleaning products.

We must carefully dismantle the affected floorboards to access the subfloor beneath. The subfloor is then heavily treated, scrubbed, and sealed. Leaving trapped blood will inevitably cause severe odor and mold.

Our emergency response teams are available 24/7. We dispatch immediately and are typically on-site within a few hours to contain the biological hazard before it spreads.

In commercial settings, the business’s liability or property insurance, or workers compensation policies, typically cover the cost of professional biohazard remediation.

No. Mattresses are highly porous and act like sponges for biological fluids. The only safe and legally compliant method is to properly package the mattress in biohazard wrapping and incinerate it.