Frequently Asked Questions
What is hazmat cleaning?
Hazmat cleaning involves removing and safely disposing of hazardous materials, like biohazards and chemical spills, to ensure the area is safe and compliant with health regulations. For example, if there's been a death in a home, bodily substances are biohazardous and require professional cleaning to make the space livable again.
Is hazmat cleaning covered by insurance?
It depends on your insurance company. At 29 Hazmat Cleanup, we are dedicated to working with you and to helping you present a quote of our services to your insurance company.
Why should I hire a professional hazmat cleaning company instead of doing it myself?
Professional hazmat cleaners have the training, equipment, and expertise to handle biohazardous materials safely. Attempting to clean hazardous substances yourself can be risky and might not fully address health and safety concerns.
How long does hazmat cleaning take?
The duration depends on the severity of the contamination and the size of the area. Minor cleanups might take a few hours, while more extensive projects could take several days. 29 Hazmat Cleanup can give you a more accurate estimate after a free assessment of the situation.
What safety measures do hazmat cleaning professionals take?
Professionals use specialized personal protective equipment (PPE), follow strict safety protocols, and use industry-standard cleaning agents to ensure the area is cleaned and decontaminated properly.
How much does hazmat cleaning cost?
Costs vary based on factors like the type and extent of contamination, the size of the area, and the specific services required. For an accurate estimate, it's best to request a quote from a professional hazmat cleaning company. 29 hazmat Cleanup is also dedicated to working with you to help supply a quote of service to insurance providers.