SERVICE / 04 TEXAS · 24/7
Blood Cleanup
Removal, sanitation, and documentation of blood and OPIM-contaminated surfaces.
OVERVIEW
What this work actually involves.
Blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) can carry bloodborne pathogens including hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV. Cleaning them safely is governed by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 — it is not a task for an untrained person with household products.
KRI removes, decontaminates, and documents blood-contaminated surfaces after accidents, medical events, industrial injuries, and trauma. We treat every reachable surface, dispose of waste through licensed channels, and verify the result before issuing a certificate of decontamination.
PROTOCOL / 03
The same six steps. Every single call.
Crime scene and biohazard remediation isn't improvised. Every KRI job follows the same documented protocol, from dispatch to certificate of safe habitation.
- 1
Equip
Full PPE — Tyvek, P100 respirators, double nitrile, eye protection — staged before any technician enters the affected area.
- 2
Restrict
Physical containment and access control. Adjacent rooms are sealed; HVAC is isolated; entry is logged.
- 3
Remove
Unsalvageable porous material is cut out, double-bagged as regulated waste, and chain-of-custody documented for disposal.
- 4
Sanitize
Hospital-grade disinfection — multiple passes with EPA-registered tuberculocidals across every reachable surface.
- 5
Verify
ATP swab testing and visual re-inspection confirm the area meets the IICRC S540 standard for biohazard remediation.
- 6
Certify
Written certificate of decontamination — accepted by insurers, landlords, and county health departments.
QUESTIONS / BLOOD CLEANUP
The things people actually ask.
- Isn't a little blood safe to clean myself?
Even small amounts can carry bloodborne pathogens that survive on surfaces. Without the right PPE, disinfectants, and disposal, you risk exposure and may leave contamination behind. For anything beyond a minor household cut, call a certified crew.
- What standards do you clean to?
We follow OSHA bloodborne-pathogen regulations and the IICRC S540 standard for trauma and biohazard remediation, verifying results with ATP swab testing before we certify an area clean.
- Do you handle workplace incidents?
Yes. We respond to industrial and commercial blood and OPIM events, work with your safety officer, and provide the documentation required for OSHA recordkeeping and insurance.
RELATED
Other things we handle.
Every service is staffed by the same certified crews and follows the same six-step protocol.
DISPATCH / 24/7
When you need us, you'll know.
Call the 24/7 line first. We answer in person, ask only what we need to dispatch a crew, and confirm an arrival window before we hang up.