What is Biohazard cleanup?

Biohazard cleaning is the remediation of affected spaces after a traumatic event or disaster. This process includes but is not limited to removing hazardous materials, cleaning, and sanitizing spaces.

What is hazmat cleaning?

The term "hazmat" is a portmanteau of the words "hazardous" and "materials." Hazardous materials are defined as any chemical or substance that is a physical hazard material or health hazard material.

Does homeowners insurance cover biohazard cleanup?

Some homeowners insurance policies cover biohazard cleanup. Consult with your insurance provider for exemptions and limits.

Is biohazard cleanup expensive?

The cost of commercial biohazard cleanup ranges depending on the extent and type of contamination. Contact a local Rainbow Restoration for a custom estimate.

Can you clean biohazard yourself?

No. Do not attempt to clean up a biohazard disaster to prevent serious injury or property damage. Biohazard cleanup also requires steps that are set forth by OSHA rules and regulations.

Biohazard Cleanup and Remediation Services

A biological hazard, or biohazard, threatens the health and safety of anyone who encounters it.

Rainbow Restoration® offers biohazard cleanup and remediation services to restore a business property and its contents after a disaster occurs.

Services may vary by location. For more information, including the most accurate list of services and guidance, contact your locally owned and operated Rainbow Restoration for details and a customized on-site assessment.

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Biohazard odor removal

Certain contaminants like biological materials and mold can seep into a dwelling and produce powerful odors. The service professionals at Rainbow Restoration take a methodical approach to odor removal. A service professional will first examine a property and estimate the cost and timeline of the procedure.

The Rainbow Restoration team will then conduct a thorough assessment of the damage before providing a thorough, deep cleaning and deodorization of the space.

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Biohazard and trauma cleanup

Traumatic events or natural disasters can create biohazards. Rainbow Restoration service professionals follow OSHA’s rules and regulations to remove hazardous materials and mitigate the damage caused by a recent disaster.

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Sewage cleanup and sanitation

Waste, sewage water, and other hazardous materials from an overflowing toilet or compromised septic tank can damage a property.

Rainbow Restoration can swiftly remove these problematic materials to prevent any further water damage or mold growth. Service professionals also use treatments to prevent harmful bacteria from spreading.

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Hoarding cleanup

Hoarding can pave the way for biohazards over time. Hoarding also threatens the structural integrity of a building and encourages mold growth.

Rainbow Restoration can effectively clear out debris, sanitize a space, and properly dispose of contaminated materials.

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The Biohazard Cleanup Process

Rainbow Restoration uses personal protective equipment (PPE) on biohazard sites. Service professionals comply with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines to promote a protected environment and reduce the likelihood of generating health-related issues or concerns.
Rainbow Restoration is committed to safety and mitigating the spread of hazardous substances. Service professionals will take every precaution to stop biohazards from reaching uncontaminated portions of a property, including board-up and tarp-over services after a disaster.
It's vital to properly remove and dispose of hazardous materials so they don’t pose a health risk to others. Rainbow Restoration service professionals are trained to safely remove and dispose of contaminated materials with the requisite skills and equipment without cutting any corners.
Cleaning and odor control services go hand in hand with biohazard cleanup.

Rainbow Restoration takes great care to avoid using any offensive products that may make the odor worse.

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What To Do After a Biohazard Disaster

It’s crucial to take the proper steps after a biohazard disaster to prevent further damage. Property owners and insurance professionals can convey the following information to occupants to help mitigate hazards.

Do:

Call the appropriate authorities.
Stay out of the contaminated area.
Contact professional biohazard cleanup services.

Don’t:

Attempt DIY cleaning.
Handle or touch affected items.
Take action that could result in physical harm.

What To Do After a Biohazard Disaster

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Trust Rainbow Restoration for Biohazard Cleanup

Rainbow Restoration service professionals take a people-first approach to biohazard and trauma scene cleanup situations. Rainbow Restoration biohazard specialists are trained in biohazard recovery following strict guidelines set forth by local, state, and federal authorities including OSHA, the EPA, and the CDC.
Rainbow Restoration uses damage restoration and disaster cleaning techniques to assist businesses recovering from biohazard exposure. Service professionals approach biohazard cleanup jobs with empathy and sensitivity, putting people first and prioritizing services that allow personnel to begin their recovery.
Biohazard and trauma scene cleanup should always be conducted by a trained professional. Rainbow Restoration works with businesses and insurance professionals to restore commercial properties affected by biohazard events.

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Find Biohazard Cleanup Near You

It’s important to get expert help from biohazard cleanup companies after a calamity. Rainbow Restoration has more than 40 years of experience dealing with biohazard related losses in homes and businesses.

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Biohazard Cleanup FAQ

The Rainbow Restoration team follows a customer-first protocol, approaching every situation with compassion and diligence. And with over four decades of experience, Rainbow Restoration has the expertise to answer common questions about biohazard cleanup.

Biohazard cleaning is the remediation of affected spaces after a traumatic event or disaster. This process includes but is not limited to removing hazardous materials, cleaning, and sanitizing spaces.
The term "hazmat" is a portmanteau of the words "hazardous" and "materials." Hazardous materials are defined as any chemical or substance that is a physical hazard material or health hazard material.
Some homeowners insurance policies cover biohazard cleanup. Consult with your insurance provider for exemptions and limits.
The cost of commercial biohazard cleanup ranges depending on the extent and type of contamination. Contact a local Rainbow Restoration for a custom estimate.
No. Do not attempt to clean up a biohazard disaster to prevent serious injury or property damage. Biohazard cleanup also requires steps that are set forth by OSHA rules and regulations.

Residential and Commercial Services

From water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, mold removal, to specialty cleaning services, we have the expertise property owners can trust for complete restoration and cleaning after a disaster or emergency.

Water Damage Restoration

Restore properties after significant water damage from natural disasters or plumbing issues.
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Smoke and Fire Damage Restoration

Remediation of structural fire damage, soot, and smoke stains to fully restore a property.
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Mold Removal

Safeguard the health of occupants by eliminating potential health hazards and prevent further damage.
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Full-Service Reconstruction

Restore lives and rebuild properties after damaging events such as a fire, flood, or severe weather.
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FAQ About Trauma and Biohazard Cleaning

Biohazard cleaning is the remediation of affected spaces such as a crime scene or an accident. This process includes but is not limited to, removing hazardous materials, cleaning, and sanitizing spaces.
The term "hazmat" is a portmanteau of the words "hazardous" and "materials." Hazardous materials are defined as any chemical or substance that is a physical hazard material or health hazard material.

Customer Reviews

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I always recommend Matt at Rainbow. I've received multiple compliments from my insured's letting me know what a great job they have done, and how quickly they were able to get the job done. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for a fast, honest, & reliable restoration contractor.

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I highly recommend Rainbow Restoration! They did an excellent job and were able to fit us in right after I called and their rates were by far the best I found. They take great pride in their work and that was apparent on the job they did.

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I just want to thank Mr. Al Watson, General Manager, and his crew for all their hard work they are doing at this present time to get my parents house back in good condition after our house fire we had.

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