BioHazard Waste Disposal

Certified BioHazard Restoration
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What is Biohazard Waste?

Human blood and blood products in liquid or semi-liquid form and everything saturated with it.
Human body fluids: Semen, cerebral spinal fluid, amniotic fluid, synovial fluid, pericardial fluid, saliva etc.
Pathological waste: human tissue, organs, and body parts.
Microbiological waste: laboratory waste such as discarded specimen cultures, blood and body fluids in lab containers, results of cultures etc.
Animal Waste: carcasses, body parts and any bedding materials.
Sharps waste: Medical needles, syringes and lancets.

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How does the BioClean Team handle biohazard waste disposal?

Available for emergencies 24/7 to deal with your needs in a professional and quick manner.
Divides hazardous waste in clearly marked BioHazard Bags per state regulations. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the area.
Arrange to dispose of the waste in a BIOH Disposal area.
If odors are present, The BioClean Team will deodorize and clean the air eliminating harmful particulates and eliminating any smell.

The Process

Speak to a BIO-Expert

Call anytime, 24/7/365, to speak with a professional and get a quote or start the RFP process for long term service.

We Do the Job

The BioClean Team remediates the job site following regulations and health codes to make the space safe and usable again.

Your Space is Safe for Use Again

While you get your space back to normal, we work with the insurance company to get the bill paid.

We can help you! Call us 24/7!

(702) 809-0426

Hazardous Waste (RCRA)
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Acids & Caustics
Toxic Metals
Used Solvents
Sludges
Contaminated Soils
Plating Solutions
Cleaning Solutions
Lab Pack Material
Chemical Waste
Chemical Disposal
Chemical Recycling
Acid Disposal
Glycol Disposal
Acetone Disposal
Acetonitrile Disposal
Cyanide Waste Disposal
Ammonia Disposal
Pesticide Disposal
Laboratory Waste
Lab Packs
Laboratory Waste
Management Chemistry
Lab Waste
Disposition of Unused Chemicals
Liquid Waste
Wastewater Disposal
Used Oil and Oily Water
Fats, Oils, or Greases
Industrial Wastewater
Organic Liquids
Latex Wastewater
Process Wastewater
Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids
Other Non-Hazardous Liquids
Construction Waste
Wood
Brick and Block

Carpet and Padding
Gypsum Drywall
Linoleum
Shingles
PVC
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Chemical Solvent Recycling
Acetone
Toluene
Flush Solvent
Mineral Spirits
150 Solvent
Keytone
MEK
NMP
PM Acetate
Press Wash
Xylene
Paint Thinner
Purge Solvent
105 Solvent
Naphtha
MAK
MIBK
Acetate
Ethyl Acetate
Blanket Wash
Light Bulb Recycling
Fluorescent Bulbs
Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (CFLs)
HID (High-Intensity Discharge) Bulbs
Incandescent Bulbs LED (Light Emitting Diodes)
Used Oil Collection
Used Motor
Oil Waste
Industrial Oil
Oil Contaminated with PCBs or Other Pollutants
Used Cooking Oil

Cutting Oil, Tramp Oil and Other Miscellaneous Oils
Natural Gas Production and Transmission Compressor Oil
Glycol
Automotive Waste
Used Tires
Anti-Freeze
Used Oil
Transmission and Brake Fluid
Batteries
Fuel Filters
Non-Hazardous Regulated Material
Asbestos
Oily Rags and Used Absorbents
Solid Paint Wastes
Grinding Dusts
Spill Residues
Waste Water
Cylinders
Recyclable Materials
Metals
Plastics
Cardboard and Paper
Organic Waste
Scrap Wood and Pallets
Electronic Waste
Cell Phones and Batteries
Telecommunication Equipment
Computers and Servers
Televisions and Computer Monitors
Video Games and Consoles
Industrial Waste
Chemical Solvents
Oils
Wastewater
Sludges
Adhesives
Plating Wastes

FAQ

Why do I need BIOClean Services?

A biohazardous cleanup team is essential in scenarios involving hazardous materials and biological contaminants. Our specialized team is able to take care of crime scene cleanup, handle unattended deaths, address hoarding situations, manage infectious disease outbreaks, decontaminate drug labs, and respond to industrial accidents. We possess the expertise and equipment to safely clean and disinfect spaces contaminated with bodily fluids, hazardous chemicals, or infectious agents. Attempting cleanup without professional assistance can pose health risks. We follow safety protocols, ensuring effective decontamination while minimizing the potential for further health and environmental hazards. Whether it's a crime scene, infectious disease outbreak, or industrial accident, we safeguard the well-being of individuals and the environment.

What is involved in the cleanup process? How do you verify that the area is clean?

Biohazard cleanup involves a systematic process, starting with an assessment to determine the extent of contamination. Cleanup teams wear specialized protective gear and isolate the affected area. Hazardous materials are removed and disposed of following strict protocols. Thorough cleaning and decontamination using specialized agents ensure the elimination of pathogens. Verification involves testing for the absence of biohazards, and ensuring the space meets safety standards. Disposal of biohazardous waste follows local regulations, and detailed documentation is provided, including before-and-after photographs and test results. Professional cleanup teams adhere to industry guidelines, ensuring the safety of the space for occupancy. This comprehensive approach addresses a range of scenarios, from crime scenes to infectious disease outbreaks, ensuring everyone is safe.

Will my homeowners insurance cover this?

In most circumstances YES. Residential homeowners insurance covers our services. However, we have to mention every situation is unique, and we cannot guarantee insurance coverage in every case.

What is the typical response time?

We provide rapid emergency response 24/7/365. Our team is ready to respond to calls ASAP.

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What is Biohazard Waste?

How does the BioClean Team handle biohazard waste disposal?

The Process

Speak to a BIO-Expert

We Do the Job

Your Space is Safe for Use Again

Types of waste removal

FAQ

Latest Blog Posts

Happy Holidays From BioClean Team!

Biohazard Cleanup After Natural Disasters: Challenges and Solutions

The Legal Implications of Improper Biohazard Cleanup: What You Need to Know

BioHazard Waste Disposal

What is Biohazard Waste?

How does the BioClean Team handle biohazard waste disposal?

The Process

Speak to a BIO-Expert

We Do the Job

Your Space is Safe for Use Again

Types of waste removal

FAQ

Latest Blog Posts

How does the BioClean Team handle biohazard waste disposal?

Your Space is Safe for Use Again