What we bring to the job
Professional-grade tools matter — they decide whether your space gets surface-cleaned or actually restored. Here's the gear we use on every biohazard cleanup job.
How we do it
Same six-step process every time, so you know exactly what to expect.
- 1Call + discreet arrivalOne phone call. Unmarked vehicle on request, crew in plain uniforms, no signage that tells neighbors what happened.
- 2Assess + containWe isolate the affected area with barriers and negative air so contamination does not spread to the rest of the property.
- 3Remove affected materialsPorous materials that cannot be disinfected — carpet, pad, drywall, mattresses, upholstery — are cut out, bagged and removed.
- 4Clean, disinfect, deodorizeThree separate passes: enzymatic cleaning, hospital-grade disinfection at full contact time, then odor removal at the source.
- 5VerifyATP swab testing on structural surfaces confirms the area is clean before we clear it.
- 6DocumentPhoto log, waste manifest and scope letter for your insurance claim or property manager.
Every biohazard cleanup job covers
- Blood + bodily fluids
- Unattended death + trauma
- Sewage backups
- Hoarding cleanouts
- Sharps + needle sweeps
- Animal waste + remains
- Licensed waste disposal
- Insurance documentation
Questions we get
Does homeowners insurance cover biohazard cleanup?
Often yes — many policies cover trauma and sewage cleanup as a covered loss. We provide the photos, scope and waste manifest the adjuster asks for, and can bill the insurer directly in many cases.
How fast can you get there?
We dispatch across Greater Boston, usually the same day. Biological material becomes harder and more expensive to remediate the longer it sits, so call as soon as the scene is released.
Will the neighbors know?
No. Unmarked vehicle on request, no yard signs, plain uniforms. Discretion is part of the service.
What situations do you handle?
Blood and bodily fluid spills, unattended deaths, suicides, accidents, sewage backups, hoarding, animal waste, needle sweeps and rodent contamination. If you are not sure whether your situation qualifies, call and describe it — we will tell you honestly.