Bio Hazardous Clean Up

Bio Hazardous Damage Clean Up in Ogden and Surrounding Areas

Situations that involve bio hazards including chemicals, blood and bodily fluids, or animal waste require expert mediation to comply with government regulations, and of course, to keep everyone involved safe. The Disaster Company is extensively certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration, so we carry all necessary qualifications and licenses to respond to your biohazard cleanup and remediation job safely, effectively, and within all government and environmental regulations.

When you have a bio hazardous damage situation, it is not the time to play games. Allowing employees to attempt to remediate the situation is not only dangerous, but it may also be illegal. You need experienced professionals to walk you through the ins and outs of what may be an extremely complex situation requiring input from a number of contractors and agencies.

Our decades of experience in bio hazardous clean up, remediation, and disposal in situations such as chemical spills, sewage clean up, and rodent infestation give us a unique position in Wyoming and Utah as the region’s premier and most trusted bio hazardous waste clean up outfit. We will evaluate your unique situation, coordinate with your insurer, create a remediation plan, and execute that plan as quickly as possible.

Don’t leave bio hazardous clean up to chance; call The Disaster Company now at 801-741-0000. Our experienced professionals will handle your project with compassion and dignity. Customers throughout Southwestern Wyoming and Northern Utah trust The Disaster Company when the health of their families or employees is at stake and their property must be restored to pre-contamination condition.

Bio Hazardous Clean Up Professionals

The Disaster Company is trained and experienced to handle bio hazardous situations of all types, both big and small.

When a bio hazardous situation is at hand, employers must follow the strict guidelines set out by OSHA Regulation 29CFR1910.1030, which requires comprehensive training before any employee is allowed to interact with a bio hazardous situation. Failure to follow these regulations could result in significant liability on your part. The professionals at The Disaster Company ensure that all health and environmental regulations are followed to the letter.

As the area’s most trusted bio hazard cleanup professionals, we are available to take your call 24 hours a day and can respond at all hours to your bio hazard emergency. All of our specialists are certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration, a non-profit organization that has been certifying bio hazard cleanup experts since 1972. We understand the very difficult time that our clients are going through when dealing with what is normally a very unexpected and emotionally trying situation.

We carry all necessary insurance to protect you and your property, and all of our contractors carry a B-10 contractor’s license. It is important to us that our clients’ minds are at ease as we deal with their bio hazardous clean up and remediation job. We use the latest cleanup and remediation techniques along with the most advanced equipment to ensure that your property is cleaned and sanitized to the highest standards.

How We Can Help With Bio Hazardous Damage Restoration

Our teams are trained to handle any and all situations involving dangerous chemicals or bodily fluids that must be removed and disposed of safely.

These include:

Death Scene Clean Up—Suicide or unattended death (in which a person dies and goes undiscovered for days or longer) are devastating. These are particularly difficult because they often happen in the home, a space that the family often takes for granted as safe. As experts with many years of experience in dealing with these heart-wrenching situations, we work quickly and respectfully to clean and remediate the situation in order to turn it back over to friends and family as soon as possible.

Sewage Clean Up—Sewage contamination can result from a number of unexpected circumstances. In a residential setting, toilets often become blocked, but sometimes they can overflow and contaminate a bathroom or basement with sewage. If there is a wider issue affecting a local sewer system, that can also spew waste material into your home or office building’s plumbing system. Whatever the cause, this is a toxic and potentially dangerous situation and must be dealt with immediately. Sewage can contaminate surfaces and even the water supply, spreading bacteria and toxins in the process. Our crews work quickly to stem the leak and remove Category 3 water; decontaminate surfaces and objects; remove flooring, appliances, and porous items that cannot be remediated; purify the air; and then use solvents that clean up micro contamination and prevent odors and further bacterial growth.

The Disaster Company’s other bio hazard removal competencies include:

Blood-borne pathogen removal
Cleanup of chemical residues, such as tear gas and pepper spray
Fingerprint powder removal
Fire extinguisher residue cleanup
Hazardous waste disposal
Rodent waste cleanup and restoration
Cleanup of car and other accidents
Hospital and nursing home facility rehab
Mold removal
Lead and asbestos abatement
Medical waste removal

The Disaster Company is a Layton, Utah based disaster cleanup company providing bio hazardous cleanup services throughout the Southwestern Wyoming, Southeastern Idaho, and Northern Utah areas.

With our staff of certified and licensed professionals we can assist you with you bio hazardous waste cleanup quickly, safely and at a fair price. When looking for a fast and effective solution to your bio hazardous cleanup problem, there is no better choice than The Disaster Company.

Bio hazardous situations call for prompt and effective action to reduce the risk and emotional stress they involve as quickly as possible. Removing hazardous materials and odors before they can become a problem is crucial to the health of those inhabiting the contaminated space. Bio hazardous areas include sewage backups and areas where death has occurred. Taking quick action in these instances will ensure a safe and clean environment for those who will inhabit the area once the situation has been completely resolved.

The Disaster Company has extensive experience and skill in the cleanup and deodorization of bio hazardous situations. We understand that each of these situations requires a timely response and will provide the quickest cleanup possible upon request.

The bio hazardous cleanup services we offer include:

Biological waste cleanup that conforms to all federal, state and local laws
State-of-the-art decontamination equipment and processes
Sewer and dark water backup cleanup with contaminate, moisture and odor removal.

The Disaster Company’s bio hazardous cleanup experts are clean cut, courteous, and conscious of your needs. Carrying IICRC certifications, our experts will ensure that your bio hazardous waste cleanup is performed optimally with the effective and safe industry techniques. When cleaning up bio hazardous material, it is very important to call upon the aid of professionals that know exactly how to cleanup and dispose of this kind of material. When handled or disposed of incorrectly, this kind of waste material can lead to further contamination, added property damage and even increased risk of health problems. If you should require bio hazardous cleanup services, don’t put your health or property at risk, call the experts at The Disaster Company.

Bio Hazardous Clean Up FAQ

How do you characterize “bio hazard cleanup”?

In general, bio hazardous cleanup refers to restoring an area such as a laboratory or other location where hazardous chemicals have been spilled, a home or business where animal infestations have occurred, or any situation that requires expert removal of bodily fluids or dangerous chemicals. Services may include cleanup, disinfecting, rehabilitation, waste removal and disposal, and deodorizing.

Can you remove our medical waste?

Yes! We are certified to handle medical biohazard waste pickup and disposal. Our services are affordable and efficient and are tailored to the needs of your practice. We comply with all regulations and carry the proper licensing and insurance to collect, contain, and dispose of your medical waste safely. Our services include documentation of the waste to be disposed of.

Do bodily fluids pose a risk to cleanup crews hours or days after the incident?

Absolutely. Blood-borne diseases and bacteria can persist outside the body for quite some time—perhaps weeks. Allowing untrained persons to attempt to remove bodily fluids is unsafe and may create a very expensive liability for your business.

How do I know if I have a mold issue?

Mold is often the result of a roof leak, flood, or other water infiltration event, but these are not the only precipitating events. If you see water stains or spots on walls or ceilings, or if you smell a persistent, musty odor, you may have a progressive mold issue. Damp basements and attics are ripe areas for mold growth, as are bathrooms. Call The Disaster Company for a mold inspection if you suspect mold growth.

Is bio hazard cleanup covered under homeowner’s insurance?

This varies. The Disaster Company will communicate with your insurer to determine the level of coverage you can expect and what, if any, expenses will need to be paid out of pocket.

What services do you offer at the end of my tenant’s lease to prepare for the next one?

Common issues in rental units following the departure of a long-term renter include kitchen damage (from smoke and other kitchen hazards), mold or other damage from leaky plumbing, eviction cleanup, and other general repairs and rehabilitation. We can cover all of these issues and get you ready for your next tenant.

How do bio hazard remediation professionals protect themselves as well as others from the toxic materials they are tasked with removing?

Safety is the most important aspect of remediation, and we go to great lengths to ensure your safety along with our service providers’ safety. All on-site crew members adhere to strict requirements for personal protective equipment, including wearing gloves, hazmat suits, specialized footwear, and respirators. Bleach and other disinfectants are applied with disposable cleaning supplies such as mops and sponges. All hazardous materials are disposed of in biohazard containers to protect against spillage and contamination of transport vehicles. You can rest assured that we will safely contain bio hazardous materials and prevent their spread.