Fort Myers Biohazard Cleanup: who we are and how we work

Nobody plans to search for a biohazard cleanup company in Fort Myers. Most of the people who call us are a daughter who just got the news about her father, a property manager with a unit that has been closed up for two weeks, or a business owner whose restroom flooded with sewage an hour before opening. We exist for those moments. Our job is to take the scene off your hands, make the space safe again, and let you get back to the parts of the day that actually need you.

Biohazard work is not ordinary cleaning. Blood and body fluids can carry hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, so we follow the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) on every job, wear the protective equipment it calls for, and treat the scene as contaminated until testing says otherwise. Regulated waste is packaged to Florida Department of Health rules under Chapter 64E-16, F.A.C., and handed to a registered biomedical waste transporter. It never goes in a dumpster behind your building.

Southwest Florida adds its own problems. Heat and humidity speed up decomposition and odor, porous materials wick fluids faster, and a failed AC after a storm can turn a manageable scene into a structural one in days. That is why we move quickly, remove what cannot be saved (drywall, subfloor, tack strip) instead of masking it, and confirm the result with ATP surface testing before we hand the keys back.

Our Fort Myers services cover trauma scenes: crime scene cleanup, homicide & suicide cleanup and unattended death cleanup. We handle fluids and pathogens through blood cleanup, biohazard cleanup and infectious disease cleanup. For property conditions, we offer hoarding cleanup, sewage cleanup, meth lab cleanup and homeless camp cleanup.

We serve the City of Fort Myers, from the Downtown River District and McGregor Boulevard to Dunbar, Villas and the Gateway area, plus the rest of Lee County: Fort Myers Beach, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs and North Fort Myers.