Biohazard cleanup in North Carolina is offered by 95 companies. Charlotte has the largest city page, with 17 companies, followed by Raleigh with 12, Greensboro with 10 and Durham with 6. Wilmington, Winston-Salem, Cary and Gastonia each have 4 or 5 companies. Smaller towns with their own pages include Asheboro, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Hickory, Kinston, New Bern, Salisbury and Wilson.
Of the 95 companies, 89 offer biohazard cleanup, 82 offer odor removal and 73 offer crime scene cleanup. Most of the most-reviewed names are SERVPRO franchises, which are restoration firms that take biohazard work. SERVPRO of Alexander, Caldwell, & Burke Counties is rated 4.9 from 551 reviews, SERVPRO of Southwest Raleigh/Holly Springs is rated 4.9 from 488 reviews, and SERVPRO of Northwest Charlotte is rated 4.9 from 464 reviews. Combat Cleaning, whose name lists biohazard and hoarding cleaning, is rated 5.0 from 325 reviews.
North Carolina does not certify meth lab cleanup. The rules for that work sit in 10A NCAC 41D and involve the state Division of Public Health and local health departments. The state's crime victim program is the official route for cleanup costs, and it operates under N.C.G.S. Chapter 15B.
Crime scene cleanup is covered by North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation, which is run by the Department of Public Safety. Claims can be made by the victim, by a dependent of a deceased victim, or by a person authorized to act for them.
Cities in North Carolina
- Cary 4
- Charlotte 17
- Durham 6
- Gastonia 4
- Greensboro 10
- Raleigh 12
- Wilmington 5
- Winston-Salem 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.
- Arden 1
- Asheboro 1
- Carthage 1
- Fayetteville 2
- Franklin 1
- Goldsboro 1
- Granite Falls 2
- Greenville 1
- Havelock 1
- Henderson 1
- Hendersonville 1
- Hickory 1
- Jacksonville 1
- Kinston 1
- Linwood 1
- Mooresville 1
- Mt Airy 1
- New Bern 1
- Norwood 1
- Pinehurst 1
- Roanoke Rapids 1
- Salisbury 1
- Stoneville 1
- Supply 1
- Swansboro 1
- Washington 1
- Waynesville 1
- West End 1
- Wilkesboro 1
- Wilson 1
By service in North Carolina
Frequently asked questions
Does North Carolina pay for crime scene cleanup?
Yes. North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation, run by the Department of Public Safety under N.C.G.S. Chapter 15B, covers crime scene cleanup. The victim, a dependent of a deceased victim, or a person authorized to act for them can make the claim.
Does North Carolina certify meth lab cleanup?
No. North Carolina does not certify meth lab cleanup. The rules for this work sit in 10A NCAC 41D and involve the state Division of Public Health and local health departments. Companies list meth lab cleanup on their own sites, and 7 of the 95 do so.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup or meth lab cleanup here?
19 of the 95 companies offer hoarding cleanup on their own sites, and 7 offer meth lab cleanup. The most-reviewed companies include SERVPRO of Alexander, Caldwell, & Burke Counties, rated 4.9 from 551 reviews, and Combat Cleaning, rated 5.0 from 325 reviews.
Which cities have their own page?
Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Wilmington, Winston-Salem, Cary and Gastonia have city pages, with 17, 12, 10, 6, 5, 5, 4 and 4 companies listed. Smaller towns with their own pages include Asheboro, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Hendersonville, Hickory, Jacksonville, Kinston, Mooresville and New Bern.