ATI Restoration provides professional biohazard cleanup services for residential properties nationwide. Whether your property is a crime scene, an occupant is engaging in hoarding, or there is another biohazard on the premises, ATI has the experience and expertise to clean and restore homes, apartments, condominiums, and other properties.
Our industry-leading mold and environmental solutions are powered by advanced technology. After evaluating the risks, we develop a comprehensive biohazard cleanup, remediation, and restoration plan. Detailed planning maximizes efficiency and safety, in addition to providing peace of mind for our customers.
Professional biohazard cleaning safeguards the health of people and communities. A swift response is critical for protecting the well-being of homeowners, tenants, and other people on the property. With 70+ nationwide locations, ATI Restoration provides 24-Hour Emergency Response to properties throughout the continental United States.
Biohazard incidents (including crime scenes and other trauma, hoarding, water and sewage damage, etc.) can be difficult and stressful. You need a provider who can quickly clean and restore your property. ATI Restoration offers professional solutions for biohazards with empathy and compassion, providing support and expert guidance when you need it most.
Reasons residential property owners and managers trust us to provide biohazard cleanup services include:
We recognize the threat posed by biohazards and dispatch a crew to your property ASAP.
We are there for you when and where you need us and keep you informed at all times.
We ensure the safety of our staff and customers, abiding by all rules and regulations.
Our goal is to remove the biohazard quickly and get you back to your home or property.
Every member of our team strives for excellence throughout the entirety of each project.
Our comprehensive services are powered by top industry talent and the latest technology.
ATI is the country’s largest family-operated restoration company. Our workforce, equipment, resources, and nationwide presence empower us to take on a broad assortment of projects—many of which require a multidisciplinary approach addressing different types of losses simultaneously.
Biohazard cleanup and remediation should be left to qualified professionals. This ensures that the job is done right and safety risks are kept to a minimum.
If your property is the scene of a traumatic incident (such as a crime or accident), you should first call the appropriate authorities. You will need to stay out of the area while first responders do their duties. Once the scene is released, do not attempt to clean up by yourself. Biohazards can cause serious illness and injury if you don’t have the right protective gear, and improper handling can cause pathogens to spread.
ATI Restoration has a proven process for cleaning up biohazards on residential properties:
First, we inspect the loss and determine the type and degree of contamination. This helps us identify the PPE we need and the precautions we will have to take, as well as scope out the cleaning, restoration, and repairs.
All personnel accessing the work area where a biohazard is present need to be properly equipped and trained. We set up containment barriers and signage to restrict access and keep occupants safe.
In any situation where biohazardous waste is removed, our certified technicians are trained in the correct disposal process. We send waste items and materials to state-approved facilities to be thermally destroyed in accordance with local and state regulations.
ATI has multiple options for cleaning and disinfecting properties affected by biohazards. These include fogging with vaporized hydrogen peroxide, electrostatic spraying, and applying hospital-grade disinfectants. We also use deodorizing agents to remove unpleasant smells.
Some contents and materials may need to be restored, while others will need to be discarded. Whenever possible, we strive to salvage your carpeting, furniture, and possessions using the appropriate restoration techniques. ATI can also perform any necessary structural repairs.
Biohazards are any type of biological agent or substance that poses a threat to human health. Examples include pathogens like bacteria, viruses, and fungi that can cause us to get sick, as well as biological toxins and waste products.
Residential property owners may encounter biohazards in the following scenarios:
Trying to clean up a biohazard on your own can be dangerous. Professional technicians at ATI Restoration use advanced cleaning techniques and proven safety protocols for removing biohazards, disinfecting the area, and restoring the indoor environment.
Nobody wants to think about a violent crime, serious accident, or unattended death occurring on their property. Our technicians follow OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard for safely addressing blood and other bodily fluids. We use personal protective equipment (PPE) and comply with all safety regulations for the cleaning and disposal of biohazards from crime scenes, accident scenes, and unattended or undiscovered deaths.
When handling biohazard cleaning at a crime scene, ATI Restoration works closely with authorities to preserve evidence and comply with investigative processes. Depending on the project, our teams may document activities in accordance with regulatory guidelines and industry standards. This may include preparing logs and reports for homeowners to meet insurance or compliance requirements, and to stay compliant with law enforcement as needed.
Hoarding can lead to a number of health hazards, including the accumulation of human and animal waste, decaying food, insect and rodent infestations, and mold growth. We recognize that hoarding is often a sensitive situation. ATI treats the people, premises, and contents with the utmost respect, salvaging valuables and keepsakes whenever possible while thoroughly cleaning and restoring the property.
Pathogens like tuberculosis, COVID-19, hepatitis, and norovirus can spread quickly through homes and businesses. ATI Restoration responds 24/7/365 to isolate the area and perform deep cleaning and disinfection. We use advanced techniques and technologies, such as electrostatic sprayers, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI), and a range of CDC- and EPA-registered disinfecting agents.
Water from plumbing fixtures, pipes, and natural disasters may contain multiple contaminants. These include biohazards such as feces, urine, bacteria, viruses, and more. Our water damage technicians are certified in Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (HAZWOPER), enabling us to safely remove sewage and floodwater, painstakingly clean the property, and perform necessary repairs. We also provide mold remediation services.
All aspects of cleaning up a biohazard need to be thoroughly documented. This is essential for expediting insurance claims, as well as complying with health and safety rules. You can count on ATI to maintain complete records, from licensing and certifications to documentation of cleanup and remediation procedures.
At the heart of any tragedy, there is a very human story of loss. Biohazards often arise due to violent or traumatic incidents, major disasters, and other situations where emotions run high.
When the unthinkable happens, ATI Restoration is here to step in. Our technicians perform all aspects of biohazard remediation, including cleaning, removal, restoration, and reconstruction. We pride ourselves on maintaining the highest standard of customer service, giving you regular updates and explaining everything we do so you can feel confident returning to your home.
Contact ATI Restoration 24/7/365 for assistance with biohazard recovery. We serve residential properties nationwide from 70+ locations across the United States.
Our biohazard cleanup teams use CDC and EPA approved solutions that will thoroughly clean any medical waste, bodily fluids, animal waste, trauma scene, or in an otherwise biohazardous situation. Our trained technicians will also properly dispose of sharps, soiled garments, bed linens, bandages, or any other infectious material that has the potential to contaminate. Appropriate PPE will be utilized when tackling these projects.
If there is a chemical spill on the property, the team will wear PPE to protect themselves from harmful contaminants in the air and on surfaces as they work, which prevents cross-contamination. Chemical spills can require a variety of specialized cleaning materials and techniques geared toward the specific chemicals involved. ATI technicians strictly follow OSHA, CDC, and EPA guidelines to address chemical spills.
A biohazard can include chemical spills, water damage, a violent crime, or an unattended death on your property. For multifamily units, addressing comments or complaints from tenants relating to odor or pest issues might help uncover a biohazard issue linked to a situation like hoarding. For public institutions, such as a school, hospital, or government building, a routine OSHA inspection can uncover biohazards in a structure that will need to be remediated immediately.
Yes, most insurance will cover a biohazard cleanup. However, every insurance policy is different in what it will cover, so be sure to review your policy to ensure you have the coverage relating to biohazardous agents.
A biological agent is any infectious organism that constitutes a potential hazard to humans or the environment.
Yes, cleanup of blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) is a biohazard. These hazardous substances are removed, confined, stabilized, or in any other manner; with the vital goal of minimizing potential dangerous health effects
As outlined in NFPA 704: materials are identified hazards they pose by the severity of these three principal categories (health, flammability, and instability). Our team of highly trained Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (HAZWOPER) professionals carry out the act of handling, removing, packaging, and transportation of hazardous materials.
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