Biohazard Cleanup Companies in Delaware

8 biohazard cleanup companies in 1 city and 2 smaller towns. Every city page ranks the businesses in it by rating and review count.

Biohazard cleanup in Delaware is concentrated in Wilmington, the state's only city page, which has 6 of the 8 companies in the state. Bridgeville and Cheswold have their own smaller town pages. In all, 7 of the 8 companies say on their own sites that they offer biohazard cleanup.

Delaware's companies include restoration firms that take biohazard work, such as SERVPRO offices in Brandywine / Wilmington and Newark. SERVPRO of Brandywine / Wilmington has a 4.9 rating from 100 reviews, SERVPRO of Newark has 4.9 from 79 reviews, and The Restoration Group has 5.0 from 144 reviews. Bio-One of Delaware has a 5.0 rating from 66 reviews. Five companies say they offer crime scene cleanup, and seven offer sewage cleanup.

Delaware's Victims' Compensation Assistance Program, run by the Department of Justice, covers crime scene cleanup up to $1,000. Victims and eligible claimants can claim cleanup costs under chapter 90 of Title 11 of the Delaware Code.

Cities in Delaware

Smaller towns

These towns have fewer than 3 listed biohazard cleanup companies and are too far from a larger city to share its page.

By service in Delaware

Frequently asked questions

Does the state pay for crime scene cleanup?

Yes. The Victims' Compensation Assistance Program (VCAP) at the Delaware Department of Justice covers crime scene cleanup up to $1,000. Victims and eligible claimants under chapter 90 of Title 11 of the Delaware Code can claim the cleanup costs.

Which companies handle biohazard cleanup here?

Seven of the eight companies in Delaware say on their own sites that they offer biohazard cleanup. Wilmington has 6 companies in all, and the group includes SERVPRO of Brandywine / Wilmington, SERVPRO of Newark, The Restoration Group and Bio-One of Delaware.

Which cities have their own page?

Wilmington is the only city page in Delaware. Bridgeville and Cheswold have their own smaller town pages, so the state's pages cover one city and two towns.