Pasco County Fentanyl Remediation

Fentanyl contamination poses an unprecedented risk to public safety. As an extremely potent synthetic opioid, even the tiniest amounts of Fentanyl can lead to severe health consequences.

Exposure to Fentanyl can occur through:

• Inhalation
• Skin contact
• Ingestion

It’s critical for private citizens, businesses, and property owners to address this hazard promptly and professionally.

What To Do If You Think You
Have Found Fentanyl

If you suspect you have found Fentanyl or any other hazardous substance, it’s essential to take immediate action to ensure your safety.

• Do Not Touch or Disturb the Substance: Fentanyl is an extremely potent opioid, and even a small amount can pose significant health risks. 
• Isolate the Area: If possible, block off the suspected area to prevent access by others. Post warning signs to alert people to the potential hazard.
• Notify Authorities: Depending on local regulations and guidelines, it may be necessary to inform appropriate authorities.
• Contact Bio-One: We are trained and equipped to safely assess and decontaminate the affected area.
• Document the Incident: Keep detailed records of the suspected Fentanyl discovery, the actions taken, communication with authorities and tenants, and the cleanup process. Documentation can be valuable for insurance purposes and legal compliance.