🩸 Blood Cleanup

Blood cleanup is regulated hazardous waste, not “deep cleaning.” Cheap companies skip legal disposal — and the homeowner gets stuck with $16k–$93k+ fines and up to 30 years of liability. Most cleaners, franchises, and “trauma services” treat it like basic cleanup. The law doesn’t.

HazWash uses licensed, certified hazmat technicians who legally classify, package, transport, and dispose of biohazards with full documentation — keeping you fully protected.

⚰️ Death Cleanup

Unattended deaths affect flooring, subfloor, air systems, and structural materials. Cleaners aren’t licensed to identify or remove regulated waste, leaving families vulnerable to major liability.

HazWash provides certified hazmat crews, legal waste transport, and complete compliance reporting that prevents fines or criminal exposure.

⚠️ Hazardous Materials Cleanup

Chemical spills, drug residues, and unknown substances are federally regulated — not janitorial work. Unlicensed companies “wipe and go,” leaving homeowners exposed when the e-manifest system flags improper disposal.

HazWash performs full hazmat classification, containment, packaging, and RCRA/DOT-compliant transport the way the law requires.

📦 Hoarding Cleanup

Hoarding scenes hide biohazards: sharps, feces, mold, urine, decomposition, chemicals. Cleaners and junk haulers aren’t licensed to handle these materials, and shortcuts lead to fines and long-term liability.

HazWash legally handles all contaminated materials, preserves valuables, and provides proper disposal manifests.

🔪 Homicide Cleanup

Homicide scenes require strict regulation, licensed hazmat handling, and legal waste disposal. Many “crime scene cleaners” cut corners to stay cheap, exposing homeowners to major fines.

HazWash uses licensed hazmat personnel, full contamination mapping, and compliant transport every time.

🧼 Odor Removal

Odors tied to biological contamination legally count as regulated waste when materials are saturated. Foggers and fragrances don’t remediate — and improper disposal leads to penalties.

HazWash uses certified odor and hazmat technicians to identify, remove, and legally clear contaminated materials with proper documentation.

🐭 Rodent Droppings Cleanup

Rodent droppings and urine carry airborne pathogens and often meet regulated waste thresholds. Cleaners are not licensed to remove or dispose of contaminated debris.

HazWash performs legal decontamination and disposal that protects you from fines tied to misclassification.

💔 Suicide Cleanup

This is an emotionally heavy situation, and using non-licensed cleaners creates long-term liability.

HazWash provides licensed hazmat remediation, legal disposal, and complete documentation so families stay protected and can focus on healing.

🚑 Trauma Cleanup Service

Trauma scenes contain regulated waste: blood, tissue, chemicals, sharps. Many companies aren’t legally certified to transport or dispose of hazardous material — and e-manifest tracking exposes the homeowner.

HazWash handles everything with proper hazmat licenses and full cradle-to-grave compliance.

🧪 Trauma Scene Cleanup

Contamination spreads far beyond the visible area. Unlicensed cleaners illegally discard regulated waste, leaving a trail that legally ties back to the property owner.

HazWash uses certified hazmat methods, full waste tracking, and state/federal compliant disposal records.

💩 Urine & Feces Cleanup

Human or animal waste becomes regulated once saturation occurs. Cleaners treat it like housekeeping and discard it illegally, exposing the homeowner to fines.

HazWash removes, neutralizes, and legally disposes of biological waste using licensed techs and compliant manifests.

⚖️ Why Compliance Matters — Even If Your City Doesn’t Regulate It

Even if your city or state doesn’t regulate these cleanup situations, federal law still does. Blood, bodily fluids, decomposition, urine, feces, chemicals, sharps, and rodent contamination all fall under DOT’s Infectious Substance 6.2 classification for legal packaging and transport.
Division 6.2 means the material is known — or reasonably expected — to contain a pathogen, which is why it must be handled, packaged, and transported under strict federal rules.

What does that mean for you?

• Cheap or unlicensed cleaners throw contaminated material in regular trash — which is illegal.
• If waste is packaged or transported incorrectly, the liability attaches to the homeowner, not the company.
• Mishandled waste remains trackable for decades under federal cradle-to-grave rules.

HazWash handles every part of the process legally, safely, and fully documented — protecting your property, your liability, and your peace of mind.