Biohazard cleanup in Florida is covered by 251 companies listed in the state. Orlando has the most with 27 companies, followed by Tampa with 17, Jacksonville with 16 and Miami with 15. Clearwater, Pompano Beach, Fort Myers and Sarasota also have city pages, and 30 smaller towns have their own pages, including Melbourne, Gainesville, Vero Beach and St. Augustine.
The companies here include dedicated biohazard and trauma firms, with 228 companies putting biohazard cleanup and 173 crime scene cleanup on their own sites. Restoration firms that take biohazard work include SERVPRO of Sarasota, rated 4.9 from 589 reviews, SERVPRO of South Orlando, rated 4.9 from 457 reviews, and SERVPRO of Lake County, rated 5.0 from 331 reviews. Hoarding cleanup is listed by 55 companies and meth lab cleanup by 25.
Florida regulates trauma scene cleanup through the Department of Health's Biomedical Waste Program, which works through county health departments under section 381.0098(5) of the Florida Statutes. Providers must register or be licensed, and DOH publishes a public list of registered companies. Companies that haul biomedical waste must also appear on DOH's registered transporter list, and DOH says unlisted haulers violate the same statute.
Cities in Florida
Smaller towns
These towns have fewer than 3 listed biohazard cleanup companies and are too far from a larger city to share its page.
- Bunnell 1
- Cocoa 1
- Dade City 1
- Daytona Beach 1
- DeLand 1
- Edgewater 1
- Fernandina Beach 1
- Fort Pierce 2
- Fort Walton Beach 2
- Gainesville 2
- Groveland 1
- Homosassa 1
- Jensen Beach 1
- LaBelle 1
- Lake City 1
- Lecanto 1
- Leesburg 1
- Melbourne 2
- Miramar Beach 1
- Ormond Beach 1
- Palatka 1
- Port Orange 1
- Port St. Lucie 1
- Sebastian 1
- Spring Hill 1
- St. Augustine 1
- Stuart 2
- Tavares 1
- Titusville 1
- Vero Beach 2
By service in Florida
Frequently asked questions
Does the state license cleanup companies?
Yes. Trauma scene cleanup providers must register or be licensed through the Florida Department of Health's Biomedical Waste Program, which works through county health departments under section 381.0098(5) of the Florida Statutes. DOH publishes a public list of registered companies on its website.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup here?
55 of the 251 companies list hoarding cleanup on their own sites. Among the most-reviewed firms are SERVPRO of West Pasco, rated 4.8 from 469 reviews, and SERVPRO of Ft. Lauderdale South, rated 4.9 from 385 reviews.
Which cities have their own page?
Orlando (27), Tampa (17), Jacksonville (16), Miami (15), Clearwater (13) and Pompano Beach (13) have the most companies. There are 24 city pages in all and 30 smaller towns with their own pages, including Fort Pierce, Gainesville, Port St. Lucie and St. Augustine.