CT Bio - Connecticut Biohazard Cleaning

Since 2017 our goal has been to properly remove all hazards from our customers homes while also beating our competitors prices. In doing so we strive to provide exceptional service to Connecticut families in need of this specialty service.

OUR BIOHAZARD SERVICES INCLUDE

• Homicide and suicide cleanup
• Blood cleanup
• Biohazard removal
• Vehicle blood and bioremediation
• Hoarding cleanup
• Coronavirus and infectious disease cleanup

PROPER BIOHAZARD CLEANUP & DISINFECTION ARE SO IMPORTANT FOR MANY REASONS.

In cases of a death or accident where blood or other bodily fluid is present, there is a risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens and biohazards. Statistics from the CDC show that 1 in 24 people has either Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or HIV. Because of these potential hazards, CT Bio has developed and refined a safety-focused, science-based remediation process that protects the health and well-being of our customers, employees, and affected properties. Our cleanup protocols follow OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen Standards, which include practicing universal precautions and equipping our teams with appropriate personal protective equipment. Our goal is to minimize exposure risk for all parties involved.

Ct Bio understands that the improper treatment of blood and bodily fluids can lead to further health and safety risks, including outbreaks and structural damage to personal property. When blood spills are simply spot cleaned and treated with a topical solution, the affected area has not been properly disinfected. At best, this cursory surface cleaning has merely suppressed the lingering bacteria; at worst, it may have missed entire sections where the blood or fluid have pooled underneath carpets or floors. This causes two issues: the likely return of unpleasant odors and the growth of additional bacterial colonies. Our biohazard cleanup & remediation process eliminates these concerns. We verify our work using ATP tests, which measures cell activity, including bloodborne pathogens. Only when the test registers standard RLU (registered light units) are we satisfied with the level of cleanliness.