Choose the Crime Scene Cleaners at Advanced Bio Treatment. Compassionate. Professional. Dedicated.
Chances are, you have experienced some sort of trauma– we are here to help. Advanced Bio Treatment (ABT) provides an unparalleled level of biohazard cleanup services performed by the most professional, compassionate crime scene cleaners in the nation.
Since 2003 we have offered the most professional, IICRC certified technicians to carry out our biohazard cleanup services for those who have experienced the loss and trauma of a death due to suicide, homicide and workplace casualty. ABT’s specialists are skilled leaders in the procedures necessary to return your home or business to its original state so that you can focus on moving forward.
Advanced Bio Treatment’s trauma scene technicians provide services like decontaminating communicable diseases, handling severe blood cleanup, biohazard waste disposal, and the bioremediation of a vast variety of situations. These life-changing events are unpredictable and troublesome; let us handle the difficult task of cleaning it up.
ABT firmly believes that our customers deserve the utmost consideration and care. For your privacy, every step of our process ensures your confidentiality. We will provide you with documentation of the entire operation in detailed reports for insurance and compliance purposes– just one less thing for you to worry about.
Our company provides biohazard cleanup services conveniently located in 25 states throughout the country. We are staffed with the most qualified bioremediation technicians that are readily prepared to assist you with your traumatic, life-changing experience. Advanced Bio Treatment is dedicated to providing the quickest response in any emergency situation– our specialists are available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
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Call ABT at 800-295-1684 for a quote today.
Our Services
For your safety and the safety of others, it is critically important to have a crime or death scene cleaned by official crime scene cleaners and professionally trained experts. That’s what we are. Since 2001, Advanced Bio Treatment has provided crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation services for your community.
Crime Scene Cleanup FAQ’s
Who is responsible for cleaning up a crime scene?
Q: Who is responsible for paying crime scene cleanup costs?
It’s a common misconception that when a violent crime or other event that leaves blood behind has taken place, law enforcement or other first responders will clean it up. The truth is that ordinary citizens are responsible for crime scene cleanup. In most cases, homeowners, business owners or business managers must see to clean up, which may involve blood, body tissues, fingerprint dust, teargas and more.
What do crime scene cleaners do?
In short, crime scene cleaners decontaminate the scene where a crime has occurred and left potentially hazardous or dangerous materials behind. Crime scene technicians are specialists, and the technicians that work for reputable crime scene cleanup companies have been thoroughly trained in the safe and proper handling of dangerous materials. At Advanced Bio-Treatment, our crime scene cleaners are available 24/7/365 to respond to a wide range of our clients’ needs for our services, including biohazard removal involving violent crimes such as homicides, unattended deaths, suicides, and other traumatic events.
What is a biohazard?
A biohazard is a biological material, particularly microorganisms, that may be a threat to health. There are many potentially biohazardous materials on a crime, death or accident scene, including human or animal blood, human or animal waste, hypodermic needles, and body fluids. Depending upon the particular biohazard present on the scene, the dangers may include exposure to severe, life-threatening or fatal diseases.
What is the proper way to clean up blood?
Q: What is the proper way to clean up blood?
Several steps must be taken to ensure that blood cleanup is effective and that the contaminated area is safe for re-occupancy. These steps include:
- Wearing gear that protects eyes and skin
- Cleaning the area of any sharp objects that could pierce protective gear
- Soaking up the blood with cloth towels, which should be put into a labeled biohazard container
- Ventilating the space
- Soaking the affected area with a registered disinfectant
- Wiping again with cloth towels, which should also be safely discarded
- Disposing of protective gear in a sealed bag and labeling it as biohazardous material
Can I clean up a crime scene or biohazards myself?
Cleaning up after a homicide or other violent crime or death is not a task for the untrained person. A professional crime scene or blood cleanup team not only has the proper equipment, protective gear, and disinfectants that are not available to the general public—it also has the experience to detect potentially hazardous materials that can’t be readily seen by the naked eye. At Advanced Bio-Treatment, our technicians are skilled in forensic cleaning, disinfecting, removing blood and body tissue, and locating potential contamination in the surrounding furnishings, structural elements, and more.
Can a company that cleans up fire or water damage also clean up blood?
There are some companies that are better known for carpet cleaning and repairing water and fire damage that also list crime scene cleanup or blood cleanup among their services. The critical issue, however, is whether those companies’ cleanup crews are knowledgeable about OSHA regulations and other federal and state guidelines. Any company you’re considering should have certified technicians who have undergone extensive training in handling bloodborne and airborne pathogens.
What credentials should I check for when hiring a crime scene cleanup company?
For your peace of mind, it’s important to verify that the crime scene cleaning team that comes into your home or on to your company’s property is properly insured. Before selecting a crime scene cleanup company, you should also make sure that the company you choose carries a Pollution Liability policy as added protection for you.
In addition to carrying proper insurance, there are many certifications available for crime scene cleanup companies to obtain to ensure their technicians have proper training, while also following proper guidelines and best practices.
ABT’s Blog
Crime Scene Cleanup & Recovery Guide in Baltimore
Not many people know that the responsibility of cleaning up a crime scene falls on the shoulders of the owner of the home or place of business where the scene of the crime took place. Most assume that the police will clean up after themselves when they leave the crime scene. The fact is, when […]
How Do I Safely Clean Up Blood?
When you are suddenly faced with a traumatic event involving violence or death, after the investigators or law enforcement have completed their work you are likely to be left with blood and other bodily fluid that must be safely cleaned. If it’s your home or business, it’s important to take the proper steps, closing off […]
Crime Scene Cleanup & Recovery Guide in Atlanta
Few people who face crime scene recovery in their Atlanta home or business are prepared for the emotional stress and disruption it involves. When your family’s home or your company’s property has become the scene of a crime, it’s helpful to better understand what happens in a crime scene cleanup. The following crime scene recovery […]
How Do You Remove Death or Decomposition Odor?
Decomposition odors can be overwhelming. Organic material begins to decompose right after death, so what you can do depends upon when you can get into the space. If the area is part of an active crime scene, you can’t do anything right away, but if the cause of the odor is an animal that had […]
Community Partners
ABT & K-9s For Warriors
Advanced Bio-Treatment partners up with K-9s For Warriors in their mission to empower veterans in their return to civilian life by providing service dogs to those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury, and other trauma as a result of military service post 9/11.
ABT & Ronald McDonald House
Advanced Bio-Treatment values its relationships in the communities it serves and in effort to give back, ABT is partnering with Ronald McDonald House (RHMC) in a joint mission to address the problems and lessen the emotional stress that families experience while helping their children fight illnesses.
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