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You should call Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona anytime you or someone you know is faced with a Crime Scene or Trauma Cleanup in a home or vehicle, Flooded Home in need of flood extraction or water damage cleanup, or when you need assistance with a Hoarded Environment or hoarder home situation. We offer complete certified biohazard cleanup, sanitation and restoration services throughout Arizona and the Phoenix Valley. 

For emergency services like Trauma Cleanups, Suicide/Homicide Clean up and Flooded Homes Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona is availabe 24 / 7 and can typically be on scene within 90 minutes. Most all of our other services such as biohazard home or vehicle cleanup, hoarded home environment cleaning and sanitation can be scheduled for on-site evaluation and estimate within 24-48 hours.

In most cases Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona would recommend an evaluation of the property before you attempt this task alone. Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona is one of the few honest remediation contractors and will give you a fair and honest analysis of the site, whether or not any biohazard threat exits and what the recommended precautions, protocols and protective equipment would be required for a safe cleanup of the hoarded environment in your particular situation.

It is always better to be safe than sorry. Having Affinity Bio Solutions inspect the home for bio-hazard threats before you enter the home is always a good idea. Learn more about Hoarding Disorder and our Hoarded Environment and Hoarder Home cleanup services. 

Crime Scene Cleanup typically refers to the cleanup of a death in a home or a vehicle, however, there is a much broader spectrum that includes Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation, Automobile Accident Cleanup and other crime or trauma scenes where blood borne pathogens and bodily fluids may be present and could pose a bio-hazard threat to the general public.

In some cases Biohazrd cleanup companies like Affinity Bio Solutions  are called in or referred by the Arizona DPS – Deparament of Public Safety /  Arizona State Troopers,  Maricopa County, Pinal County , Pima County or Gila  County Sheriffs Office or other law enforcement agencies and city police departments throughout Arizona including Glendale, Surprise, Sun City, Goodyear, Peoria, Avondale, Tempe, Phoenix, Cave Creek, Carefree, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Wickenburg, Flagstaff, Buckeye, Yuma and Tucson Arizona.

Unattended death typically refers to the unfortunate discovery of a person who has died alone and has been unattended for days, weeks, or longer periods of time. Insect activity, damage to personal property and structural content, blood and bodily fluid spillage is often present with this type of loss. Depending on how long it has been since the person died and  the state of decomposition, bio-hazards threat could exist. 

If you find a deceased person in a home, always call 911 first to alert the authorities of the situation. After the police have arrived and the coroner has removed the body, you can call Affinty Bio Solutions of Arizona to come assess the premises and take proper precautions when cleaning any blood or bodily fluids that may be present in the home. 

This is a complete misconception. The police and the medical examiner typically make the scene worse in terms of cleaning up. Their job is to process the trauma or crime scene and discover evidence. During the investigative process, the examination crew often cross contaminate the scene unintentionally. Therefore, it is important to call a company like Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona to ensure the proper trauma, death or crime scene  remediation is done.

If you find yourself in the unfortunate position of owning a home or property where a crime has been committed or a traumatic experience such as a suicide has taken place with resulting blood and bodily fluids are spilled or splattered, You should always call a professional company like Affinity Bio Solutions to ensure the proper techniques are used to remediate blood and bodily fluids as biohazards may be present. Attempting this without proper training, PPE and experience will make the scene worse and can pose great danger to your health. It is also a legal requirement in Arizona that a company certified to transport biohazardous waste to a regulated medical waste facility is used.

In most cases Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona can work with your homeowner’s insurance to cover the cost of our services. We usually recommend this as the family should be more focused on handling the affairs of the deceased not the financial burden of the cleanup.

Your homeowners insurance usually covers the cost of cleanup of bi-hazardous fluids or materials due to a crime, traumatic experience such as a murder or suicide or unattended death in your home. We are happy to assist you by coordinating with your insurance during this challenging time.

Affinity Bio Solutions of Arizona will do everything within their power to work out a price that the family can afford to ensure the proper cleanup is performed.

Yes. There are many certifications that a properly trained and certified biohazard remediation company should have. The minimum certifications are OSHA Hazwoper 40-hour, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens, IICRC S540 and they should possess a license from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors as well as the appropriate bond and insurance. 

The Affinity Bio Solutions Team has all of the above certifications , training and more.

In most cases, no. Typically we work directly with your insurance carrier and we have a deductible forgiveness program that will eliminate up to a $1,000.00 of your insurance deductible.

Our priority is too get the scene cleaned up properly and as quickly as possible. We dont want you to have to worry about the expenses so we will coordinate with your insurance company for you. 

In many circumstances Our Deductible Forgiveness Program may make it to where you have no out of pocket expenses. 

You should ask the contractor for their ADEQ Transporter License and you should always get a copy of the disposal manifest upon the completion of the services provided. The ADEQ Transporter License is required in the state of Arizona to transport and properly dispose of biohazardous materials.