Need biohazard cleanup in Freehold? MaxClean Restoration's shop is at 11 Bannard Street in Freehold Borough, and we take trauma, blood, unattended-death and sewage calls from the Borough and Freehold Township around the clock. After police or the medical examiner release the home or business, our technicians remove what's contaminated, disinfect and treat odor. Call 732-539-2942 any hour.

Biohazard Cleanup in Freehold, NJ

Quick answer: Call 732-539-2942 and a real person picks up, day or night. We usually reach Freehold addresses within about an hour because our shop is in town. Work starts only after the scene is released, and nothing about your job is shared. IICRC Certified Firm #70028169 · NJ HIC #13VH12188600.

This is a page for a hard day. If you're reading it, someone you know may have been hurt or may have died at home or at work, and a room now needs to be dealt with. That job doesn't have to be yours or your family's. Our technicians do it carefully and quietly, and they talk with you before anything personal leaves the house.

Who releases the scene in Freehold

Freehold Borough and Freehold Township have separate police departments, so the department that responded depends on which side of the line the property sits. Either one, or the medical examiner after an unattended death, decides when the property is released. If a funeral home is involved, the funeral director can usually tell you when that has happened. Once it has, call us. We'll confirm the release on the phone before anyone is sent.

What we clean up

  • Blood and other bodily fluids after a fall, an injury or a medical emergency, including what has soaked into carpet pad, upholstery or the gaps between floorboards.
  • Unattended deaths, where time has passed before the person was found. That usually means removing affected flooring or furniture and treating odor until it's gone.
  • Trauma and crime scenes, including fingerprint powder and investigation residue left behind once police finish.
  • Sewage backups, which carry bacteria and are handled as a biohazard. Our Freehold sewage cleanup page explains that job.

Older Borough homes, Township houses and local businesses

Freehold's housing varies a lot, and that changes the work. Many older Borough houses have hardwood or plank floors, where fluid can run between boards and reach the subfloor. In those homes we lift and replace only the affected sections. Newer Township homes more often have carpet and pad over plywood, which we cut out and replace with the area around it checked. Apartments and rentals add a landlord or property manager to the conversation, and we can work with both the owner and the tenant's family. For a store, office or other business, we can schedule the cleanup after hours so customers and staff aren't exposed.

Keeping it private

Families often ask how much the neighbors will notice. We keep the job to ourselves and won't discuss it with anyone you haven't named. If you'd like a phone call before we arrive, or want us to speak with only one family member, say so and we'll do that.

Until we get there

  • If someone is hurt or you think a crime happened, call 911 before anything else.
  • Close the door to the room if you can, and keep kids and pets out.
  • Assume any blood or fluid is infectious. Please don't try to clean it yourself.
  • Don't move keepsakes, papers or furniture. We'll handle and sort them.

Step by step

  1. Phone call. We confirm the release and ask only what we need to bring the right gear.
  2. Look at the space. A technician reviews the room with you, or alone if you'd rather stay outside, and explains what has to go.
  3. Contain and remove. The area is sealed off, and contaminated materials are taken out.
  4. Disinfect and deodorize. What remains is cleaned and disinfected, then treated for odor.
  5. Regulated disposal. Waste is bagged, labeled and disposed of as biohazard material.
  6. Walk-through. We show you what was removed. If flooring or drywall needs replacing, our reconstruction technicians can put it back.

Paying for biohazard cleanup

Coverage depends on the homeowner's or business policy and on what happened, so we can't promise it. We document the work and send the invoice to your insurance carrier on your behalf. The invoice is still the property owner's responsibility, including the deductible and anything the carrier doesn't pay. When the cleanup follows a crime where someone was hurt or killed, ask the New Jersey Victims of Crime Compensation Office about cleanup costs; families file that claim with the state themselves. More on claims: insurance claims in NJ.

Freehold biohazard cleanup questions

Does someone have to be home? No. Someone 18 or older needs to let us in on the first visit. After that, we can supply a key box so the family doesn't have to come back.

How fast can you get to Freehold? We're open 24/7, and our technicians are usually on site in the Borough or Township within about an hour of your call.

Will the smell come back? Odor comes from material that is still contaminated, so we remove that material rather than cover it with fragrance, then treat the room for odor.

Can you work with our landlord or property manager? Yes. With your permission, we'll coordinate access and the scope of work with them directly.

Which nearby towns do you also cover? Manalapan, Englishtown, Marlboro, Howell, Colts Neck and the rest of Monmouth County.

Call us for Freehold biohazard cleanup

Call 732-539-2942 at any hour. More Freehold help: all Freehold services · water damage in Freehold · trauma and biohazard cleanup

MaxClean Restoration, 11 Bannard Street, Freehold, NJ 07728 · 732-539-2942 · IICRC Certified Firm #70028169 · NJ HIC #13VH12188600
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