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24/7 response across Michigan
Blood Cleanup & Bloodborne Pathogen Remediation
Certified bloodborne pathogen cleanup for homes, businesses, vehicles, and public spaces — fully documented for compliance.
A person answers — not a voicemail or an answering service
24/7Live dispatch, every day
~30 minTypical on-site response
16 yrsMichigan remediation
343Cities covered statewide
The situation
A significant blood spill in a workplace, rental, or vehicle is a regulated exposure event — not a mopping job. Handling it wrong creates both a health risk and a compliance liability.
Why this is not a cleaning job
Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030, employers cannot direct untrained staff to clean blood. Hepatitis B survives on dry surfaces for up to a week, and hepatitis C and HIV remain risks in fresh spills. Certified remediation protects the people in the building and creates the documentation you need if the exposure is ever questioned.
The one question worth asking any contractor: do you remove contaminated porous material, or clean it in place? Removal is the difference between remediation and a job that fails two weeks later. We remove it.
How we handle blood cleanup
The same documented process every time, whether it is a single room or an entire building.
Isolate the area
Restrict access and establish containment before anything is touched.
PPE and engineering controls
Full protective equipment and HEPA filtration appropriate to the volume and the surface type.
Remove and dispose
Contaminated porous materials are removed and manifested as regulated medical waste.
Clean, then disinfect
Organic soil is removed first — disinfectant applied over soil does not work. Hospital-grade product is then applied at labeled contact time.
Test and document
ATP verification and a written compliance record for your OSHA file or insurer.
What you get with us
We answer, and we come out
Every call reaches a person on our team at any hour. We dispatch immediately and typically reach addresses in our service area within 30 minutes.
Certified and documented
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 trained. Every job ends with verification testing and a written report you keep for insurance, compliance, or disclosure.
Insurance billed directly
We bill homeowners and commercial insurance directly. Our estimates are written to carrier standards, so they get approved without argument and you are not paying while a claim is open.
Discreet by default
Unmarked vehicles and plain uniforms. No signage, no logos, no conversation with neighbors. Your situation stays yours.
Removed, not painted over
Contaminated porous material comes out. We do not clean and seal saturated subfloor and call it finished — that is why our odor results hold.
Handled with care
Our technicians are trained to work around families. We take direction from one point of contact and never ask you to look at or handle anything.
Blood Cleanup — questions we get asked
Can my staff clean up a blood spill?
Not unless they are specifically trained and equipped under your written exposure control plan. OSHA holds the employer responsible. Using a certified contractor removes that liability and produces the documentation you need.
How fast can you respond to a business?
We dispatch 24/7 and typically arrive within 30 minutes in our Michigan service area. For commercial clients we can often restore access to the space the same day.
Do you handle vehicles and public spaces?
Yes — vehicles, transit, retail floors, offices, industrial sites, schools, and rental properties. Each gets documentation appropriate to the setting.
What does blood cleanup cost?
It depends on volume, surface porosity, and whether structural material must be removed. Small non-porous spills are straightforward; a spill that soaked into carpet pad or subfloor costs more because removal is required. We quote in writing first.
Blood Cleanup near you
We cover 343 Michigan cities. These are our highest-volume areas for this service.
Related reading
Blood Spills at Work: Michigan Employer Compliance Guide
What OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 requires when blood is spilled at your workplace, and why asking staff to clean it creates liability.
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