Bio hazmat cleanup
Originally limited to crime and trauma scene cleaning, the scope of biohazard remediation has grown to include the cleanup and decontamination associated with mold, human waste, tissue and body fluids, animal waste and other toxins.
If a body is left undiscovered in a home for any period of time, a bio-recovery technician is needed to remove the unpleasant consequences of that decomposition.
Photos courtesy of USA Decon and Bio-Recovery Corporation
A Houston biohazard remediation technician gets suited up before work.
Removing the carpet and cleaning the sub-flooring is necessary for this Houston biohazard remediation technician.
Even the most unlikely places are properly cleaned by a New York City biohazard remediation technician.
A New York City biohazard remediation technician cleans every corner of a bathroom after a death.
Not one thing is overlooked by a New York City biohazard remediation technician during the cleaning process.
A New York City biohazard remediation technician scrubs the carpets and flooring with appropriate cleaning supplies.
After a body was left undiscovered for a week, bodily fluids penetrated the flooring.
Bodily fluid soaks through the sub-flooring of a garage apartment and must be attended to by a Dallas biohazard remediation technician.
After bodily fluid penetrated the flooring, a Dallas biohazard remediation company removed it to properly clean the supports.
A New York City biohazard remediation team washes behind a wall.
Proper gear is required by New York City biohazard remediation technicians.