In order to effectively and efficiently clean a property, our bio-cleaning process takes several steps that put us above the competition. First, we will analyze the Arizona property in order to provide you with a quick and accurate estimation for duration and severity of cleaning that will take place, as well as pricing. We will work with you to both fit into your schedule and budget, and also make sure any cleaning job we undertake is done thoroughly and fully.
Our next step is to clean surface stains and clutter and to remove anything that is potentially dangerous. Next, we use specialized bio-cleaning tools and highly trained professionals to identify toxins and bacteria that are invisible to the naked eye. We can identify bacteria and toxins from blood and bodily fluids, as well as from mold, filth, or neglect, and remove them safely. Your Arizona property will be safe for current and future occupants, free from possible causes of infection or disease. Once the Arizona property is clean and decontaminated, we focus on removing all odors from every surface and material. We use the most state-of-the-art technologies to do so, including thermal fogging and high-level ozone gas to reach into every nook and corner.
Our bio-cleaning always engages in safe removal of contaminated porous materials. Our staff members are always fully protected through Personal Protective Equipment, such as Tyvek® Suits, gloves, respirators, and boots. This protective wear allows our bio-cleaning team to safely remove dangerous porous materials from your Arizona property and safely transport them to a federally-certified biohazard disposal center.
Whether your Arizona property has been the site of an unattended death, accident or injury, violent crime, or if the property has become distressed due to neglect, hoarding, or extreme filth, our bio-cleaning team has the experience and the equipment necessary to clean and decontaminate your property. Irreparable structures will be rebuilt and toxins will be eliminated. We guarantee that your Arizona property will be cleaned to meet federal standards, even if previously declared hazardous or uninhabitable.
