Job completed for Robert L. - Boonton, NJ - Biohazard

Completion date: January 2, 2026

Location: Boonton, NJ

Solutions provided:

Robert L. contacted PDQ Fire & Water Damage Restoration after an unattended death was discovered inside a residence in Boonton, NJ, requiring immediate and professional biohazard cleanup services. The unattended death resulted in biological contamination affecting flooring, subfloor materials, and surrounding structural components in Boonton, NJ. Due to the length of time before discovery, bodily fluids and decomposition byproducts created hazardous conditions that required certified trauma and unattended death cleanup in Boonton, NJ. Our technicians conducted a thorough biohazard assessment to identify all affected areas, including porous materials and hidden contamination within the structure. Containment was established to prevent cross-contamination and ensure the safety of the remaining areas of the Boonton, NJ property. The cause of loss and scope of the unattended death cleanup in Boonton, NJ were documented for insurance purposes.

The Boonton, NJ unattended death cleanup process continued with professional biohazard clean-up, disinfecting service, and removal of contaminated materials in accordance with all health and safety regulations. Specialized cleaning agents and hospital-grade disinfectants were used to address bloodborne pathogens, bacteria, and biohazard residues throughout the affected area in Boonton, NJ. Impacted flooring and underlying materials were removed as necessary to fully remediate contamination and eliminate persistent odors. HEPA air filtration and odor control techniques were implemented to restore safe indoor air quality following the unattended death in Boonton, NJ. All work was performed with discretion, care, and respect due to the sensitive nature of the loss. The unattended death cleanup in Boonton, NJ was covered by insurance, and full documentation was provided to support the insurance claim and next steps in restoration.

Team members on this project:

Jerry Katz