Biohazard
RESTORATION
Covenant
Covenant specializes in professional biohazard cleanup services, dealing with hazardous substances like mold, blood, body fluid, and other dangerous materials. Our team is trained to safely and quickly deal with such hazards, including thorough decontamination and restoration of affected places which thereby aiming at making them clean and safe. Trust Covenant to competently manage biohazard situations.
Define a Biohazard
Biohazards refer to any biological substance that poses risks to any form of life, especially humans. These could include infectious agents like bacteria and viruses as well as biological toxins which could cause illness or poisoning within our bodies. Blood samples contaminated with pathogens also qualify as biohazards; at Covenant Restorations, we must ensure safe storage and disposal practices to mitigate and minimize exposure risks.
Our Safety Protocol
Covenant Restoration takes biohazards very seriously, prioritizing both employee and client safety. Before each case, we conduct an in-depth assessment to ascertain the necessary level of PPE (personal protective equipment) needed for the safe restoration of your property. Our highly-trained and certified professionals follow IICRC protocols, giving them the skill set needed to handle biohazard situations with great care and precision. We remain dedicated to returning your property to its pre-loss state while adhering to strict safety protocols and industry standards.
Our Restoration Process
Our biohazard restoration process begins with an in-depth assessment and identification of the biohazard, followed by containment of the affected area to prevent spread. Notification to authorities and decontamination methods such as cleaning and proper waste disposal are employed before conducting structural repairs and air quality testing to ensure reoccupation can take place safely. Finally, an extensive documentation process is kept for compliance, while post-restoration monitoring to prevent recurrence is implemented, and training staff on safety protocols and emergency responses is maintained as part of the final inspection.
Common Questions
What Is A "Biohazard"
Biohazards pose health and environmental risks. They require specialized handling to ensure safety. At Covenant Restorations, we always prioritize the well-being of our customers. Our compassionate team reduces stress and anxiety by guiding families affected with clear communication and reassurance. They also foster strong customer relationships. Our empathetic and caring communication style, combined with an on-call compassionate team, aims to deliver outstanding service and satisfaction. This reflects their dedication to helping others and finding fulfillment in their work.
Why Can't I Clean It Myself?
Trying to clean up things like drugs, lead, or asbestos can lead to extreme side effects from a lack of proper equipment and a lack of proper training. You could easily get chemical burns, inhalation risks, eye irritation, and even long-term chronic conditions. It's important to call in professionals to clean up waste to protect yourself from serious health risks.
What Makes It Hazardous?
Biochemicals are classified as hazardous based on their potential to cause harm to human health. This can be for many reasons, including toxicity, corrosiveness, bioaccumulation, and environmental impacts. It is discouraged for anyone to try and clean up a chemical spill without proper gear and protection.
Can I Just wear Gloves?
While gloves are an important part of PPE, it is not the only thing that is needed when cleaning up biohazards. Depending on the severity of the hazard, it can range from a high-quality mask and gloves to a full body suit with a mask and eyewear.