Biohazard cleanup in Indiana is covered by 66 companies listed in the state. Indianapolis has the most with 19 companies, followed by Valparaiso with 8, Noblesville with 6, Lafayette with 5, Fort Wayne with 4 and Evansville with 3. Smaller towns with their own pages include Bedford, Columbus, Elkhart, Terre Haute and Vincennes.
The companies here include dedicated biohazard and trauma firms, with 61 companies putting biohazard cleanup and 43 crime scene cleanup on their own sites. Restoration firms that take biohazard work include PuroClean Disaster Restoration, rated 4.8 from 168 reviews, and SERVPRO of Bloomington, rated 4.9 from 150 reviews. Pure Air Environmental, rated 4.9 from 442 reviews, is among the most-reviewed companies in the state. Hoarding cleanup is listed by 13 companies and meth lab cleanup by 4.
Indiana runs a meth lab cleanup certification program through the Indiana Department of Health, which took it over from IDEM in 2017. IDOH also lists former drug lab properties that have been cleared. Crime victim compensation covers crime scene cleanup through the Violent Crime Victim Compensation Program at the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, and victims or survivors who cooperated with an investigation or prosecution can claim.
Cities in Indiana
Smaller towns
These towns have fewer than 3 listed biohazard cleanup companies and are too far from a larger city to share its page.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Indiana certify meth lab cleanup?
Yes. The Indiana Department of Health runs the meth lab cleanup certification program, which moved from IDEM in 2017. IDOH also lists former drug lab properties that have been cleared. 4 companies in the state list meth lab cleanup on their own sites.
Does the state pay for crime scene cleanup?
Yes. The Violent Crime Victim Compensation Program, run by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, covers crime scene cleanup. Victims or survivors who cooperated with the investigation or prosecution can claim. 43 of the 66 companies list crime scene cleanup on their own sites.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup here?
13 of the 66 companies list hoarding cleanup on their own sites. Indianapolis is the city with the most companies, at 19, and Pure Air Environmental, rated 4.9 from 442 reviews, is among the most-reviewed companies in the state.
Which cities have their own page?
Indianapolis (19), Valparaiso (8), Noblesville (6), Lafayette (5), Fort Wayne (4) and Evansville (3) have their own city pages. 18 smaller towns also have pages, including South Bend, Terre Haute, Warsaw, Madison and Plymouth.