Biohazard Remediation & Hoarding Cleanup
Zero Trace Biohazard provides a wide range of services to the States of Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C.. Please feel free to contact us with specific questions about the services we offer or our coverage area.
Professional, Caring and Compassionate
- Locally owned and operated
- Trained and experienced
- Fully licensed and insured
BIOHAZARDS, HOARDING, MOLD AND MORE!
Zero Trace Biohazard offers a wide range of services related to crime & trauma scene cleanup, biohazard remediation, hoarding & clutter cleaning, mold remediation, and more. If you don't see a specific service listed on our website, please contact us to see if we do in fact provide that service. For example, even though we don't list it, our company can clean out your garage or remove large appliances and furniture from your home.
Your Leader In Biohazard Remediation
Our cleaners are held to the highest standards. Each cleaner has been thoroughly screeded and a background check conducted. Additionally, we ensure each of our specialists and cleaners complete a mandated training program that includes best practices for hoarding cleanup, OSHA required courses and more. Managers and supervisors complete additional certified training, which includes testing and passing of a final examination. Trainings covered include, but are not limited to:
- Hospital Grade Commercial Cleaning
- Disinfecting Services
- Working with Microorganisms, Pathogens, and Transference
- Bloodborne Pathogen & OSHA Standards
- Safe Practices
- Proper Wear of PPE
- Disposal & Cross-Contamination
- Best Practices of Hoarding Cleanup
- Advanced Tools of the Trade
Why Professionals are Required
We Kill 99.9% of Bacteria
Bacteria can pose serious dangers, including infections, food poisoning, and antibiotic resistance. Pathogenic strains may cause diseases like tuberculosis and strep throat, while antibiotic resistance complicates treatment, leading to harder-to-manage and potentially fatal illnesses.
More than Blood
Contaminated blood poses severe risks, including transmission of diseases like HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C. Infected blood can lead to life-threatening health issues, spread through transfusions or contact, making rigorous screening and safety crucial.
Hoarding is Dangerous
Hoarding poses serious health and safety risks, including fire hazards, blocked exits, mold growth, and unsanitary living conditions. It can also lead to structural damage, pest infestations, and emotional distress for both the individual and their loved ones.