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Contact Biohazard Cleanup US

If someone has died, been injured or a crime has happened at a property you are responsible for, the most useful thing on this page is the call button. Everything below it is for situations that are not urgent.

Coordinator answering a call at the Biohazard Cleanup US contact line
The fastest route

Call. Cleanup needs are urgent and personal, and a two minute conversation does what twenty form fields cannot: it tells a coordinator what happened, where, and how fast a crew needs to move. The line is answered around the clock, every day, and the call carries no obligation.

Verified local crewsTraining, insurance and state registration checked.
Day or nightCrews respond around the clock, every day of the year.
Quiet and discreetUnmarked vehicles. Nothing about your situation is shared.

Call first

Our phone line is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Use the Call Now button on this page or the one fixed to the bottom of your phone screen. Tell the coordinator what happened and where the property is; they will match a verified local crew and the crew lead will call you back with an arrival time.

You do not need the right words. "My father died at home and we found him this morning" is a complete briefing. The coordinator will ask the few questions that matter: the address, whether police or the coroner are involved, and how to reach you.

Write to us

For anything that is not urgent (questions about coverage in your area, professional partnerships, corrections to this site, or feedback about a crew we connected you with) email info@biohazardcleanupus.com. Email is answered on business days. If your situation is urgent, do not email: call.

Request a callback in writing

A written callback form is being added to this page. Until it is live, the phone line above is the way to reach a coordinator, and it is staffed at all hours, so a written request is never faster than the call.

Professionals

Law enforcement victim advocates, funeral directors and property managers who refer families regularly can ask about a direct line and referral materials: see for law enforcement, for funeral homes and for property managers.

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