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Biohazard cleanup, by a team trained for exactly this.
Biohazard cleaning and remediation serving Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, the Carolinas, and northern Florida. Blood, sewage, infectious materials — handled with full PPE and chain-of-custody disposal.
Same-day or after-hours dispatch.
Written cleanup record + chain-of-custody disposal.
General liability, automobile, and workers' comp.
We file insurance claims and bill insurers directly.
What we handle
Four scenarios cover most calls. Each has a different scope and a different paper trail.
Most biohazard work falls into one of these. Tell us which one and we'll give you a written estimate before any work begins.
Bodily fluid spill
Crime scene aftermath, accident, medical incident. Any uncontained blood, vomit, or bodily fluid event.
Full PPE, EPA-registered disinfectants, ATP swab verification on completion.
Sharps & needle exposure
Unsafe disposal, drug-related cleanup, found materials in a property or vehicle.
Sharps containers, regulated transport, written disposal record per item collected.
Property turnover
Tenant move-out, neglected property, post-incident cleanup before re-renting or sale.
Surface decontamination, regulated waste removal, photo + written documentation for landlord or insurer.
Workplace incident
Office, restaurant, retail, or industrial site. Often after-hours response with employer documentation needs.
Discreet after-hours dispatch, a written cleanup record, and employee-safety sign-off documentation.
How we actually do it
Scope. Remediate. Document.
Every biohazard job runs the same three stages — written estimate first, regulated cleanup second, paper trail third.
Scope and quote.
On-site or photo-led assessment. Written estimate before any work begins. We tell you what's regulated, what's optional, and what insurance typically covers.
Contain and remediate.
Containment up first, full PPE, EPA-registered disinfectants. Regulated waste sealed and tracked from the property to the disposal site under chain of custody.
Document and sign off.
ATP swab verification on request. Photo + written documentation handed to you, your insurer, or your compliance officer — whoever needs it.
Compliance
Documentation that stands up to audit.
Every biohazard job closes with a paper trail you can hand to insurance, a building inspector, or your compliance officer. We don't disappear after the cleanup.
- Written cleanup record
- Chain-of-custody disposal documentation
- Pre- and post-clean photo documentation
- ATP swab verification on request
Discretion
Discretion is the default.
Most biohazard calls happen on properties where someone else doesn't need to know. Unmarked vehicles, off-hours response when you need it, and no conversations with anyone outside the people you've named.
- Unmarked vehicles · no on-site signage
- Off-hours and after-hours response available
- No conversations with neighbors, tenants, or staff
- No photos or details posted publicly — ever
Written down
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When you're ready
Make it safe.
Contamination doesn't wait. Licensed remediation — 24/7 across the Southeast. Insurance billed directly.
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