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There are different types of biohazards, the most common being blood, bodily fluids, and sharps. Biohazards can range from posing a minimal threat to health to causing severe and fatal diseases. We are here to clean, decontaminate, and restore the affected property to ensure your safety.

If someone dies in their home, the process of decomposition will begin until they are found. This process releases fluids and odors that can negatively impact the health of those nearby, so it’s imperative to contact professionals to properly clean and disinfect the home.

It's natural to feel overburdened after losing a loved one, but you shouldn't feel pressured to clean the aftermath. Your top priorities should be taking care of yourself, your family, and your grief. Our compassionate crew is here with the proper supplies and equipment to restore the home for the family.

One of the most upsetting things to happen is coming across a crime scene on your property, or even worse, becoming a victim of one. When the cops leave the scene and the hazards—both clear and less obvious—remain, we are here to help.

Viral bacteria and bloodborne pathogens can be harmful to the operators of emergency vehicles. We work to fully disinfect and decontaminate these vehicles to protect our local heroes, such as law enforcement and first responders.

Common contamination in jail or prison cells are blood, urine, vomit, and other biohazardous substances. These substances can carry various harmful diseases, so it is important to let professionals assess and sanitize the affected areas. With 20+ years of experience working in the MDOC, we are here to help.

Meth is a highly addictive drug that leaves behind a remnant that contaminates your home and affects your health. You may buy or rent a home that could have been contaminated by meth. A meth test is the greatest method to guard against the health effects of meth exposure.