When a family member or friend is confronted with a suicide, it is often one of the most difficult situations that they have ever had to deal with. After the first responders and coroners leave, family members are faced with the daunting task of cleaning up after their loved one.

Unexpected crime happens and often results in traumatic injuries that leave behind blood and other biohazards. After the first responders, EMTS, and coroners leave, family members and business owners are faced with the daunting task of cleaning up after a traumatic event.

Biohazards must be removed, cleaned, decontaminated, transported, and properly disposed of to ensure the health and safety of all in the building. Biohazards contain bacteria and viruses that pose health risks to family, friends or employees…

Sometimes, individuals die alone and are not found for several days or even longer. This is called an unattended death. The body naturally begins to decompose very quickly after death. With decomposition, the body no longer looks like it did in life

Accidents can happen at work, especially in manufacturing, construction, and other industries requiring physical labor with heavy machinery. When they do, you want to get back up and running quickly. You don’t want a machine off-line

Excessive clutter and hoarding have been in the spotlight of news programs and cable shows. Recent studies estimate that 4-5% of people are hoarders of some kind. Whether garbage, paper, household items, clothing, filth, human or animal waste..

You may have a blood spill in your home or business for a variety of reasons, from a simple kitchen accident to a medical condition to a crime scene. When would you call-in a professional biohazard cleaning company like On Call Bio-Virginia to clean-up the blood?

Communicable diseases can be spread from person to person through blood, air, or contact. Individuals with compromised immune systems can become ill to the point of hospitalization due to…

Animal Urine: Pets such as cats and dogs sometimes have accidents in the house. In addition to staining, pet urine has an unpleasant odor. Unfortunately when pets, especially cats, urinate on the floor or walls, the smell encourages repetition.

If you have blood, vomit, or other biohazards in your car, you might ask the question, “Should I call a professional crime scene cleaning company to clean my car?” The answer is “Yes!”

Did you know that tear gas does far more than make a person cry? It can cause violent physical reactions like difficulty breathing, chest pain, and eye injuries. Additionally, the remnants of tear gas can be extremely hard to completely clear from a home or other structure.

We understand the many challenges facing health care professionals today, from increasing operating expenses to more stringent regulation. On Call Bio-Virginia, through our sister company Virginia Medical Waste can assist in both