Biohazard cleanup in Connecticut is spread across the state rather than gathered in one city. The state has no city pages, but 30 smaller towns have their own pages, from Stamford and Norwalk in the southwest, eastward to Norwich and New London, and inland to Waterbury, Torrington and Danbury.
The companies serving these towns describe a broad range of work. 32 say on their own sites that they do biohazard cleanup, 29 do crime scene cleanup, 30 do odor removal and 28 do infectious disease disinfection. Restoration firms that take biohazard work make up many of the most-reviewed companies, including SERVPRO of Branford/Shoreline, rated 4.9 from 523 reviews, SERVPRO of Meriden, rated 4.9 from 302 reviews, and PuroClean of Wilton | Ridgefield, rated 5.0 from 180 reviews. Five companies say they do hoarding cleanup.
Connecticut's crime victim compensation covers crime scene cleanup, up to $1,000 through the Office of Victim Services (OVS) in the Connecticut Judicial Branch. Any person who has suffered a pecuniary loss, meaning a financial loss, due to a crime scene cleanup can claim.
Towns in Connecticut
- Bloomfield 1
- Bristol 1
- Brookfield 1
- Danbury 1
- Darien 1
- Derby 1
- East Haven 1
- East Windsor 1
- Fairfield 2
- Hamden 1
- Middletown 1
- Mystic 1
- New Haven 1
- New London 2
- Newington 1
- Niantic 1
- North Haven 1
- Norwalk 1
- Norwich 1
- Old Saybrook 1
- Stafford Springs 1
- Stamford 2
- Torrington 1
- Unionville 1
- Wallingford 1
- Waterbury 1
- West Hartford 2
- Westport 1
- Wilton 1
- Woodbridge 1
By service in Connecticut
Frequently asked questions
Does the state pay for crime scene cleanup?
Yes, up to $1,000. The Office of Victim Services (OVS) in the Connecticut Judicial Branch covers crime scene cleanup through crime victim compensation. Any person who has suffered a pecuniary loss, meaning a financial loss, due to a crime scene cleanup can claim.
Do cleanup companies here say they are licensed and insured?
17 companies say on their own sites that they are licensed and insured. 30 say they work with insurance, and 29 say they hold IICRC certification, a credential for restoration technicians.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup or meth lab cleanup here?
Five companies in Connecticut say on their own sites that they do hoarding cleanup, and one says it does meth lab cleanup. Those firms are the ones to compare when a hoarded home or a drug lab needs specialist work.
Which cities have their own page?
Connecticut has no city pages. Thirty smaller towns have their own page, including Bloomfield, Danbury, Hamden, New Haven, Stamford and Waterbury.