Blood, body fluids, needles, or a death on site? We make it safe again.
Some messes are too dangerous for regular cleaners. Our biohazard cleanup crews serve homes and businesses across Washington and Oregon, from a death at home to an incident at work. We follow strict safety rules and document every step.
- Licensed, bonded & insured in WA & OR
- OSHA-compliant cleaning and disposal
- We work directly with your insurer
- Discreet crews, unmarked vehicles
A real person answers, day or night. Free quote, no pressure, no obligation.
What Happens When You Call
Talk to a real person
We answer 24/7, ask a few quick questions, and send a crew.
Get a clear plan
We assess the site and explain the scope and cost before work starts.
We clean, document, and bill
We decontaminate the area, dispose of waste legally, and handle insurance paperwork.
What Is Biohazard Cleanup?
A biohazard is anything that can spread disease to people. That includes blood, body fluids, human waste, used needles, and tissue. Biohazard cleanup is the safe removal and disposal of these materials, followed by deep disinfection.
Both states have strict rules for this work. Washington enforces L&I's bloodborne pathogens rules, and Oregon OSHA enforces the federal bloodborne pathogens standard. Under both, workers must be trained, wear protective gear, and handle waste in specific ways. Our crews meet those rules on every job. We've served homes and businesses across Washington and Oregon since 2007.
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Biohazard Clean Up After Death
When someone dies at home, families are often surprised to learn that they are responsible for cleaning the space. The police and medical examiner do not clean. Our biohazard clean up after death service removes all fluids and damaged materials, disinfects the area, and clears the odor.
- Unattended death cleanup when a loved one wasn't found right away
- Suicide and homicide cleanup after police release the scene
- Crime scene cleanup after a break-in, assault, or shooting
- Accidental death cleanup after a fall or injury
- Blood cleanup of any size
Not sure what to do next after a death? Your county medical examiner or coroner can explain next steps, like choosing a funeral home and getting a death certificate. When you're ready for cleanup, we're one call away.
Commercial Biohazard Cleanup
Businesses face biohazards too, and the rules are stricter. Under the OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard, employers must protect staff from exposure to blood and body fluids. Our commercial biohazard cleanup service lets you meet those rules without putting your own team at risk.
- Offices, stores, and restaurants after an injury or overdose
- Hotels and short-term rentals after a death or incident
- Apartment buildings and common areas
- Warehouses and industrial sites, through our commercial and industrial cleanup team
- Schools, gyms, and public buildings
- Police cars, ambulances, and fleets, through our vehicle decontamination service
- Jails and holding cells, with our jail cell cleanup service
We can work after hours to keep your business open and give you full written records for compliance and insurance.
Other Biohazards We Handle
Biohazard Cleanup Across Washington and Oregon
Our crews cover both states, 24 hours a day. Wherever you are, the same trained team, safety rules, and paperwork come with every job.
In the Seattle area? See our local pages for biohazard cleanup in Seattle, suicide cleanup, homicide cleanup, vehicle decontamination, human feces cleanup, and encampment cleanup.
Our Biohazard Cleanup Process
Assess the site
We identify every hazard and how far it has spread.
Contain the area
We seal off the space to protect people nearby. Our crew wears full protective gear.
Remove biohazards
We remove fluids, waste, sharps, and contaminated materials, and package them for legal disposal.
Clean and disinfect
We use hospital-grade disinfectants on every affected surface.
Deodorize and document
We remove odors and give you a written report of the work and disposal.
How Much Does Biohazard Cleanup Cost?
Every job is different. Price depends on the type of biohazard, the size of the area, and what must be removed. Small jobs can be done in a few hours. Large commercial sites may take several days.
Homeowners and commercial property insurance often covers biohazard cleanup. We bill your insurance company directly. If insurance doesn't apply, we offer fair, upfront pricing. Learn more on our pricing and insurance support page.
Common Questions About Biohazard Cleanup
Can my janitorial staff handle it?
Usually not. Unless they have bloodborne pathogen training, protective gear, and a legal way to dispose of waste, it puts them and your business at risk.
How fast can you get here?
We answer 24/7 and usually arrive within 30 to 90 minutes anywhere in our Washington and Oregon service area.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. Every job includes a written record of the cleanup and waste disposal.
Do you serve my area?
Yes. We serve homes and businesses across Washington and Oregon, and we answer 24/7.
Can you work after hours?
Yes. We work nights and weekends to keep your business running.
Read what clients say in our customer reviews or visit our FAQ.
Make Your Space Safe Again
Whether it's your home or your business, one call connects you to a trained biohazard crew in Washington or Oregon, day or night.