Biohazard FAQs
Listed below are the frequently asked questions that we receive regarding biohazard cleanup and hoarding. Please feel free to call us anytime. We are available 24/7, and would be happy to speak to you about your current situation or about any other questions you may have.
Biohazard
What Is a Biohazard Cleanup Company?
Where To Properly Dispose of Biohazardous Waste?
How To Safely Clean Up Rodent Droppings
What Is a Biohazard Suit?
Blood
How To Clean Up A Blood Spill The Best Way
No Out of Pocket Cost For Blood Cleanup Services
Is It Possible To Fully Clean Blood Spills Out of Carpet?
Crime Scene Cleanup
What Do Crime Scene Cleaners Do?
Death
How To Get Rid Of A Mattress After A Death
What Does A Coroner Seal On The Property Mean?
How Do Blowflies Help Determine The Time of Death?
What are the 5 stages of human decomposition?
What Is The Process For Cleaning Up A Suicide or Homicide?
Who Is Responsible for Cleaning Out an Apartment After a Death?
What Is Skin Slippage?
Do Suicides Go Up In The Winter Months?
Cost
How Much Does Biohazard Cleanup Cost?
Infectious Disease
Think You Might Have MRSA In Your Home
Hoarding
How do you clean up after a hoarder?
What is Animal Hoarding?
Homeless Encampment Cleanouts
Who Do I Call To Remove Homeless People From My Property?
How To Remove Homeless People From Private Property
If you live outside of Los Angeles, familiarize yourself with your city’s rules regarding trespassing. By taking these steps, you can help protect your property and ensure a safer environment for all involved.
Who Is Responsible For Cleaning Up A Homeless Encampment?
Insurance Coverage
For Biohazard Cleanups
Does Renters Insurance Cover Biohazard Cleanup
Licenses
What Licenses Are Needed to Cleanup Crime Scenes?
Odor
Can the smell of a dead body be harmful?
Why Does a Dead Body Smell?
Factors influencing the intensity and nature of the odor include the types of bacteria present, the body’s decomposition stage, environmental conditions, and the deceased’s diet and genetic makeup. If a body is not found quickly, the gas build-up can become so severe that it may cause the body to rupture. Even after removal, the smell can linger due to its absorption into porous materials like carpets, furniture, and clothing, making professional cleanup necessary to eliminate the persistent odor effectively.
Is the Odor from a Dead Body a Biohazard?
Steps To Completely Remove Dead Animal Smell
The Process of Getting Cigarette Smoke Out of The House
Urine and Feces Cleanup
How To Clean Up Cat Urine or Feces
Other
What Other Cleanup Services Does Bio SoCal Perform
What Are the Stages of Grief?
Why Choose a Bio SoCal Instead of A Restoration Company?
Southern California Counties Served
Los Angeles County
Phone: (310) 773-4599
Riverside County
Phone: (951) 534-5899
Phone: (760) 565-5900
San Bernardino County
Phone: (909) 332-5800
Ventura County
Phone: (805) 852-1600
Orange County
Phone: (714) 831-0088
Phone: (949) 424-6299
Santa Barbara County
Phone: (805) 852-1600
Kern County(Parts of)
Phone: (805) 852-1600
San Diego County (Parts Of)
Phone: (760) 565-5900
100% of Bio SoCal’s business is Biohazard Cleanup and Hoarding Remediation as opposed to competitors and restoration companies that focus on smoke, fire, mold, and water and do very little biohazard remediation and decontamination but bid on work as “filler” without the proper training or experience.
Bio SoCal is proud to take care of biohazard situations that require the most extreme professionalism and discretion. Here at Bio SoCal We understand that a biohazard cleaining situation, no matter the size, can be an overwhelming situation that many have never had to deal with. Untreated biohazard situations can get worse and pose dangerous biological hazards if not taken care of properly by a licensed, insured, and well vetted company.