When Sarah walked into her elderly father’s home after he’d been hospitalized for two weeks, she was overwhelmed by more than just worry.
The smell hit her first something she couldn’t quite identify but knew wasn’t right. Blood stains on the bathroom floor from his fall, spoiled food throughout the kitchen, and other biological materials created a scene that felt both heartbreaking and dangerous.
Like many homeowners, Sarah found herself asking a critical question: “What is biohazard contamination, and how do I handle this safely?”
If you’re facing a similar situation, you’re not alone. Thousands of property owners encounter biological hazards every year, often during their most vulnerable moments.
Whether it’s from a medical emergency, sewage backup, animal infestation, or tragic accident, understanding what constitutes a biohazard and knowing when to call professionals can protect both your health and your property.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about biological contamination, from identifying different types of hazards to understanding why professional remediation is often your safest option.
