Biohazard cleanup in Georgia is offered by 101 companies. Marietta has the largest city page, with 14 companies, followed by Atlanta with 13. Athens and Dallas have 8 each, and Cumming, Lawrenceville, Stone Mountain, Norcross and Columbus also have city pages. Smaller towns with their own pages include Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Rome and Valdosta.
The companies here include dedicated biohazard and trauma firms as well as restoration firms that take biohazard work. Biohazard cleanup appears on 91 company sites, crime scene cleanup on 67 and hoarding cleanup on 15. SERVPRO of Cherokee County (5.0 from 761 reviews), Serclean (4.9 from 745 reviews) and SERVPRO of North Atlanta / Buckhead (4.9 from 685 reviews) are among the most-reviewed. Meth lab cleanup appears on 7 company sites.
Georgia requires trauma scene waste management practitioners to register with the Georgia Secretary of State. Each registrant must hold $100,000 in liability insurance and a $25,000 bond, along with an EPD biomedical waste generation or transport permit or a contract with a permitted hauler. Crime victim compensation covers crime scene cleanup up to $1,500 and victims, people hurt while helping a victim, parents or guardians, and dependents of homicide victims can claim.
Cities in Georgia
- Athens 8
- Atlanta 13
- Columbus 3
- Cumming 7
- Dallas 8
- Lawrenceville 6
- Marietta 14
- Norcross 4
- Stone Mountain 5
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 Georgia
Frequently asked questions
Does the state pay for crime scene cleanup?
Yes, up to $1,500 through the Georgia Crime Victims Compensation Program. Victims, people hurt while helping a victim, parents or guardians, and dependents of homicide victims can claim the cost of cleanup.
Does the state license cleanup companies?
Georgia requires trauma scene waste management practitioners to register with the Georgia Secretary of State. Registrants must hold $100,000 in liability insurance and a $25,000 bond, plus an EPD biomedical waste generation or transport permit or a contract with a permitted hauler.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup or meth lab cleanup here?
15 Georgia companies say on their own sites that they offer hoarding cleanup, and 7 say they offer meth lab cleanup. Among the most-reviewed firms are SERVPRO of Cherokee County (5.0 from 761 reviews) and Serclean (4.9 from 745 reviews).
Which cities have their own page?
Nine Georgia cities have a page: Marietta, Atlanta, Athens, Dallas, Cumming, Lawrenceville, Stone Mountain, Norcross and Columbus. Marietta has the most companies there, with 14, and Atlanta follows with 13.