Biohazard cleanup in Kansas is served from two city pages, Topeka and Wichita, which have four companies each. Seven smaller towns also have their own pages: Hutchinson, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lenexa, Manhattan, Olathe and Shawnee. Families in the Kansas City suburbs of Lenexa and Olathe will find those town pages below this intro.
The state has 16 companies, and 13 say on their own sites that they do biohazard cleanup. Nine do crime scene cleanup and 11 do odor removal. The most-reviewed firms are restoration companies such as SERVPRO of Olathe / Lenexa, rated 4.9 from 346 reviews, SERVPRO of Lawrence / Ottawa, rated 5.0 from 178 reviews, and Frontier Restoration, rated 4.8 from 121 reviews. One company says on its own site that it does hoarding cleanup.
Kansas does not certify meth lab cleanup, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). Crime victim compensation covers crime scene cleanup, up to $2,500 through the Crime Victims Compensation Board in the Office of the Attorney General. The claimant can be the victim, a dependent of a deceased victim, a third person other than a collateral source, or someone authorized to act for them.
Cities in Kansas
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 the state pay for crime scene cleanup?
Yes, up to $2,500. The Crime Victims Compensation Board in the Office of the Attorney General covers crime scene cleanup. The claimant can be the victim, a dependent of a deceased victim, a third person other than a collateral source, or someone authorized to act for them.
Does the state certify meth lab cleanup?
No. Kansas does not certify meth lab cleanup, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). Companies that do this work are identified by the services they say they offer on their own sites.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup here?
One company in the state says on its own site that it does hoarding cleanup. Thirteen companies say they do biohazard cleanup, and 11 say they do odor removal, which often follows a hoarding or death cleanup.
Which cities have their own page?
Topeka and Wichita are the two city pages, with four companies each. Seven smaller towns also have their own page: Hutchinson, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lenexa, Manhattan, Olathe and Shawnee.