Cleaning & Decontamination of Vehicles
Biohazards may need to be cleaned from a vehicle when the interior has been contaminated with potentially infectious materials such as blood, bodily fluids, or other biological substances. This can occur after a traffic accident, medical emergency, suicide, or crime scene involving injury or death. Vehicles used to transport individuals with contagious diseases may also require biohazard cleaning to prevent the spread of infection. In some cases, drug use or overdose incidents can leave behind hazardous residue or paraphernalia that pose serious health risks. Biohazard cleanup in vehicles must be handled by trained professionals who use proper personal protective equipment (PPE), disinfectants, and disposal methods to ensure the area is fully decontaminated and safe. Failing to address these contaminants properly can result in lingering odors, mold growth, and exposure to harmful pathogens. Prompt and thorough remediation helps protect future occupants and maintains the safety, hygiene, and value of the vehicle.
Zero Trace Guarantee
- Complete Decontamination - We leave no trace of biohazards behind
- Rapid Response - Available 24/7 because emergencies don't wait
- Compassionate Services - Every client is treated with dignity & respect
- Strict Compliance - OSHA, EPA, and CDC certified protocols for safety
- Confidentiality & Discretion - We protect your privacy at all times
Vehicles & Biohazard Remediation
Cleaning blood and body fluids from a vehicle’s interior is a complex and challenging task due to the intricate design of its components. Unlike flat surfaces in a home or building, vehicles contain tight crevices, layered materials, and delicate parts such as dashboards, consoles, and electronic controls. Fluids can seep deep into seat cushions, carpeting, door panels, and beneath floor mats, making complete decontamination difficult without proper tools and expertise. The headliner, which is absorbent and difficult to remove, often requires full replacement if contaminated. Blood and bodily fluids can also reach into vents, seat tracks, and other hidden areas where bacteria can grow and odors can linger. Professional biohazard cleaning is essential to safely restore the vehicle, ensuring that all contaminants are fully removed and the area is disinfected using medical-grade products. Attempting to clean it without training may leave dangerous pathogens behind and pose serious health risks to future occupants.
Your Leader in Vehicle Decontamination
Our cleaners are held to the highest standards. Each cleaner has been thoroughly screened and a background check conducted. Additionally, we ensure each of our specialists and cleaners complete a mandated training program that includes best practices for mold remediation, OSHA required courses and more. Managers and supervisors complete additional certified training, which includes testing and passing of a final examination.
Common Areas of a Car's Interior Affected by Biohazards
- Driver and Passenger Seats
- Seatbelts and Buckles
- Dashboard and Steering Wheel
- Center Console and Gear Shift
- Door Panels and Handles
- Carpeting and Floor Mats
- Headliner
- Air Vents
- Window and Window Seals
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.