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Blood & Bio-Fluid Cleanup
“One Scene at a Time”
Because blood is potentially pathogenic and is considered a biohazard, handling any amount of blood can be dangerous. Keep in mind that even dried blood can be very dangerous since certain bloodborne viruses can live for days outside the body and still cause infection. For example, the Hepatitis B virus can live in dried blood for up to a week and Hepatitis C can survive for up to four days.
Unforeseen incidents—ranging from workplace accidents to in-home injuries—can leave behind bio-fluids, often including blood, that require specialized handling. At Biohazard Solution Plus, we understand the urgency and sensitivity of these situations. Our Bio-Fluid Cleanup services, sometimes referred to as “Blood Cleanup” or “Bodily Fluid Remediation,” focus on restoring health, safety, and peace of mind “one scene at a time.” Whether you’re located in St. Louis, Farmington, or beyond, our team is equipped to assist you with compassion and professionalism.
Even If It Looks Simple, Don't Risk It.
Any amount of blood waste that is more than a few milliliters must be disposed of in a biohazard bag, and all surfaces that have come into contact with the blood waste must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
To protect yourself and those around you, leave these clean-ups to the professionals.
Blood and other biological fluids carry potentially harmful pathogens that can remain active on surfaces and in porous materials. Improper handling of these substances may lead to infections, property damage, and ongoing health risks. By adhering to strict industry protocols and local, state, and federal regulations, we at Biohazard Solution Plus ensure a thorough and compliant cleanup that keeps people, pets, and properties out of harm’s way.
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What Are Bloodborne Pathogens?
Bloodborne pathogens are microorganisms such as viruses or bacteria that are carried in blood and can cause disease in people. There are many different bloodborne pathogens, including malaria, syphilis, and brucellosis, and most notably Hepatitis B (HBV), Hepatitis C (HCV) and the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).L
Our Compassionate Approach
We understand that each cleaning or restoration project can involve personal, emotional, or sensitive aspects for those affected. That’s why we prioritize:
Respect & Sensitivity
We handle every situation with the utmost respect, recognizing the emotional or practical value of belongings and ensuring that all interactions are compassionate.
Clear Communication
From initial consultation to project completion, we maintain open and transparent communication, keeping property owners or family members informed and addressing concerns every step of the way.
Discretion & Confidentiality
We understand that these situations can be highly personal. Our team maintains the highest level of discretion, ensuring your privacy is respected at all times. Confidentiality is a top priority in everything we do.
Dedicated Restoration
Our goal is not just to clean or restore but to create a safe, functional space. We provide expert guidance on organizing and maintaining a clean, safe environment, ensuring long-term peace of mind.
Contact Biohazard Solutions Plus
If you or someone you care about is facing a challenging cleanup or restoration situation, Biohazard Solutions Plus is here to help— “one scene at a time.” With professionalism, care, and expertise, we transform hazardous or overwhelming environments into safe, healthy, and welcoming spaces.
Call us today or submit our online form to learn more about our services or to request an onsite evaluation.
Frequently asked questions
A biohazard is any hazardous biological material, such as those found at crime scenes, trauma scenes, sewage backups, and drug paraphernalia.
Improper treatment can spread contamination and lead to illness or life-threatening conditions.
Exposure to bloodborne pathogens can cause serious health concerns. A professional service ensures thorough sanitation while minimizing the risk of cross-contamination.
Crime scene cleanup requires advanced training, specialized protective gear, and regulatory knowledge. Standard cleaning services rarely have the expertise or equipment to manage biohazard situations effectively.
First, if this is due to a crime or accident, you will need to call 911 and report the situation. Once the initial crime scene or accident has been addressed by the authorities and the ambulance or coroner has removed the body (if there was one), you can start to process what things need to be done to get back to normal. It can be very overwhelming. Give us a call and explain the situation, give us the address, who we will need to communicate with and your insurance information. We can help. We may be able to come right away, however in some cases where there is an investigation in process, we cannot begin cleanup until the scene has been released.
Most standard homeowner's insurance policies do include coverage for biohazard cleanups. However, there can be exceptions, and some policies may offer limited coverages.
Crime scene cleanup requires specialized training, certifications, and personal protective equipment.
Standard cleaning services are generally not equipped to handle the dangers associated with biohazards.
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