Biohazard Cleanup

While it's not illegal to clean up a biohazard yourself, it's highly discouraged and often unsafe. Biohazard cleanup involves potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens and other harmful substances. Certified professionals have the necessary training, equipment, and protective gear to handle biohazards safely and effectively.

Yes, we are certified and trained through IICRC and follow proper protocol with OSHA standards, bloodborne pathogens, personal protective equipment (PPE) usage, and hazardous communication. All cleanups adhere to strict industry standards and safety protocols.

Professional biohazard cleanup is essential because it requires expertise, specialized equipment, and certifications to safely handle and remove hazardous materials. Improper cleanup can lead to health risks, further contamination, and structural damage. Certified professionals ensure thorough cleaning and disinfection, minimizing risks to you and your loved ones.

In the aftermath of traumatic incidents, law enforcement agencies, emergency responders, and health professionals strongly recommend seeking professional biohazard cleaning services. Whether dealing with crime scenes, unattended deaths, suicides, infectious disease outbreaks, or hoarding situations, Aftertime-Bio can help.

In many cases, biohazard cleanup is covered by insurance policies. However, the extent of coverage depends on the insurance provider, the circumstances of the incident, and the policy details. Rest assured, at Aftertime-Bio, we handle the complexities of insurance claims directly with the insurance companies, alleviating homeowners from the burden of managing the process. We initiate direct billing with insurance carriers, ensuring a hassle-free experience for you.