Normally hazardous building materials like asbestos are sealed and hidden so they don’t pose a threat. But when fire, water, storm or other damage occurs, people can suddenly be exposed to health hazards. After reconstruction, even the smallest leak can cause mould to grow on surfaces and within the building’s ventilation system.

In the case of hazardous materials, it is best to err on the side of caution and go with a professional. Our specialized training and experience means that we can complete the removal process safely, using the correct safety gear and disposal methods.

Bodily fluids from death or major injuries pose a serious biohazard. Whether they result from natural causes, an accident, or criminal activity, they must be handled professionally in order to ensure the space is safe for occupancy.

We’ve developed specialized training for employees who work on these types of cleanup projects, giving them both technical skills and personal skills. These team members are selected specifically for their ability to compassionately interact with a victim’s family, answering any questions they may have with confidence and sensitivity while ensuring our work meets the very highest standards.

When appropriate, we’ll bring in specialized sub-contractors such as hygienists and medical waste specialists to conduct testing and help establish the work tasks required for the project.