Biohazard cleanup in Wisconsin is covered by 52 companies listed in the state. Waukesha has the most with 9 companies, followed by Milwaukee with 7 and Racine with 6. Smaller towns with their own pages include Madison, Green Bay, Eau Claire, Wausau, Oshkosh and Sheboygan.
The companies here include firms that focus on biohazard and trauma work, and restoration firms that take biohazard work. 50 companies list biohazard cleanup on their own sites, 41 list crime scene cleanup and 42 list sewage cleanup. SERVPRO of Northeast Waukesha County, rated 4.8 from 293 reviews, SERVPRO of Appleton, rated 4.7 from 245 reviews, and Lakeshore Restoration LLC, rated 4.9 from 210 reviews, are among the most-reviewed firms. Hoarding cleanup is listed by 12 companies.
Wisconsin does not certify meth lab cleanup. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources handles bulk chemical removal, and local health departments are also involved. Crime victim compensation covers crime scene cleanup up to $1,000 through the Crime Victim Compensation Program run by the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
Cities in Wisconsin
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 $1,000 through the Crime Victim Compensation Program, run by the Wisconsin Department of Justice. 41 of the 52 companies list crime scene cleanup on their own sites.
Does Wisconsin certify meth lab cleanup?
No. Wisconsin does not certify meth lab cleanup. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources handles bulk chemical removal, and local health departments are also involved. 1 company lists meth lab cleanup on its own site.
Which companies handle hoarding cleanup here?
12 of the 52 companies list hoarding cleanup on their own sites. Among the most-reviewed firms are SERVPRO of Ozaukee County, rated 5.0 from 142 reviews, and Chem Master Restoration, rated 4.8 from 213 reviews.
Which cities have their own page?
Waukesha (9), Milwaukee (7) and Racine (6) have city pages. Smaller towns with their own pages include Beaver Dam, De Pere, Janesville, Stevens Point, Two Rivers and Wisconsin Dells.