Blood & Biohazard Cleanup Services in Phoenix, AZ, Greater Phoenix Area, and the Entire State of Arizona
Accidents, injuries, and incidents involving blood or bodily fluids can happen suddenly—at home, in public spaces, or in commercial environments. After the scene is cleared, the cleanup that follows involves more than mopping up a mess—it requires trained professionals who can safely remove biohazardous materials, disinfect the area, and restore it to a safe, livable condition.
T.A.C.T. 48 offers certified, discreet, and compassionate blood and biohazard cleanup services throughout Phoenix and across Arizona. We help families, landlords, and business owners navigate these challenging moments with care and expertise.
If you're facing this situation now and feeling overwhelmed, we’ve listed emergency support resources below. If you’re ready to learn more about our services, continue reading.
Get Help Now
If you've experienced an incident involving blood or biohazard exposure, it’s important to act quickly. Biohazardous materials pose serious health risks and should be cleaned only by trained professionals. Below are local and statewide resources to help you take the next step immediately:
- Arizona Department of Health Services – Biohazard & Environmental Health Division Offers statewide guidance on bloodborne pathogens, cleanup standards, and public safety. 602-364-3118 | Text ADHSINFO to 833-233-3896
- Maricopa County Environmental Services – Public Health & Vector Control Provides health inspection support, complaint filing, and contamination risk response in the Phoenix metro area.602-506-6616
- Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center Call immediately if you’ve been exposed to bodily fluids or unknown biological substances. 1-800-222-1222 (Free and confidential, available 24/7)
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) – Region 9 Office (Arizona) For questions on worker safety or reporting unsafe cleanup procedures. 1-800-321-6742 (OSHA)
Additional Resources
- Mental Health Association of Arizona: (480) 982-5305
- NAMI Arizona (Support and advocacy): (602) 244-8166
- AFSP – Arizona Chapter: AFSP Arizona
- AZ State Behavioral Health Crisis Services: azahcccs.gov
Why Professional Biohazard Cleanup Is Critical
Health Hazards and Contamination Risks
- Blood and bodily fluids can carry dangerous pathogens including HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and other communicable diseases.
- The CDC and OSHA emphasize that improper handling of biohazard materials can result in serious health consequences.
- Cleaning up biohazards with standard household products is unsafe and often spreads contamination further.
Emotional and Mental Well-Being
- Scenes involving blood or biohazard material can be emotionally disturbing for those involved.
- Professional cleanup allows property owners and families to avoid direct exposure to distressing sights and smells.
- Business owners can reopen quickly and confidently, without requiring staff to manage the cleanup process.
Legal and Regulatory Requirements
Biohazard cleanup must follow strict regulations, including:
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) View OSHA Standard
- EPA regulations for disposal and waste transport
- CDC guidelines for environmental infection control CDC Reference
What Our Blood & Biohazard Cleanup Services Include
Biohazard Removal and Disinfection
- Safe extraction of blood, tissue, and other biological materials
- Disinfection of surfaces using EPA-registered, hospital-grade disinfectants
- Deep cleaning of porous and non-porous surfaces including flooring, baseboards, and upholstery
Odor Removal and Air Purification
- Odor treatment to neutralize decomposition and fluid-related smells
- Deployment of HEPA filtration and ozone systems for air purification
- Sanitization of affected ventilation systems when needed
Site Restoration and Material Disposal
- Identification and preservation of salvageable personal items
- Proper labeling, bagging, and disposal of biohazard waste at licensed facilities
- Coordination with families, businesses, or property managers to ensure a respectful process
Insurance and Payment Options
Most homeowners, renters, and commercial insurance policies cover biohazard cleanup. We can:
- File claims directly with your provider
- Submit photo documentation and official reports
- Help reduce or eliminate out-of-pocket expenses
- Offer flexible payment options if insurance is not available
The Professional Cleanup Process
1. No-Cost Initial Assessment and Planning
- On-site inspection by a certified biohazard technician
- Clear evaluation of contamination and safety risks
- Detailed plan outlining required services and timeline
- Transparent estimate with no hidden costs
- Insurance review and guidance for claim filing
2. Containment and Safety Protocols
- Use of OSHA-approved personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Isolation of affected rooms or zones with plastic sheeting and containment barriers
- Ventilation control with negative air machines to prevent airborne spread
- Prevention of contamination in adjacent or unaffected areas
3. Decontamination and Sanitization
- Removal of all visible and trace biological matter
- Surface and sub-surface disinfection using professional-grade chemicals
- Treatment of carpets, subfloors, and walls to prevent bacteria or odor retention
- Application of antimicrobial products where needed
4. Restoration and Clearance
- Cleaning and preservation of valuable or personal items
- Disposal of unsalvageable materials in accordance with EPA rules
- Recommendations for any additional repairs (drywall, flooring, HVAC)
- Deodorization of space to restore full habitability
5. Final Inspection and Certification
- Technician-led inspection to ensure site is fully decontaminated
- Optional clearance testing for air and surface safety
- Cleanup certification and insurance documentation provided
- Client walkthrough and closure conversation
Why Choose T.A.C.T. 48 for Biohazard Cleanup?
Discretion
T.A.C.T. 48 understands how sensitive and emotional biohazard situations can be. That’s why we arrive in unmarked vehicles and wear professional, non-branded uniforms to protect your privacy and reduce attention at the scene. Our team works quietly and respectfully, maintaining a low profile throughout the entire process. Whether we're responding to a residential incident or a commercial facility, discretion is at the heart of our service to ensure clients feel supported and protected in difficult moments.
24/7 Emergency Availability
Biohazard incidents don’t wait for convenient hours, and neither do we. Our certified cleanup professionals are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. No matter when the call comes in—early morning, late at night, or during a holiday weekend—T.A.C.T. 48 is ready to respond. With rapid dispatch across the Phoenix area and surrounding counties, we ensure that cleanup begins as soon as possible, helping to minimize health risks and prevent further damage to the property.
Specialized Equipment and Training
All of our technicians are trained and certified in the handling of bloodborne pathogens and biohazardous materials, as outlined by OSHA regulations. Our crews use equipment that far exceeds what’s available to the general public, including HEPA-filtered negative air machines, industrial-strength disinfectants, and specialized tools for deep decontamination. Every cleanup follows strict federal, state, and local guidelines to ensure that your space is fully restored and safe for re-entry.
Local Expertise You Can Trust
As a locally operated company, T.A.C.T. 48 brings knowledge and responsiveness that national chains often can’t match. We understand Arizona’s unique climate challenges, common building materials, and state-specific disposal laws. Our relationships with local authorities, insurance adjusters, and waste transport providers help streamline the process from start to finish. From Phoenix to Tucson and from Flagstaff to rural communities, our team serves families, businesses, and agencies with the same level of care and professionalism.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who should call for biohazard cleanup?
Anyone responsible for the property where the incident occurred—homeowners, landlords, business managers, or public agencies—should arrange for professional cleanup.
Can I use regular cleaning supplies to clean up blood or fluids?
No. Standard cleaning products are not strong enough to kill pathogens or fully sanitize a contaminated area. In fact, improper cleaning can increase risk of exposure.
How quickly should cleanup happen?
As soon as possible. Blood and other biological fluids begin breaking down quickly, increasing health and odor risks. Early response minimizes damage and cost.
Will insurance pay for the service?
Yes, in many cases. We have relationships with most insurance companies and can bill your insurance company and help you navigate the claims process from start to finish.
Will my property be safe to return to?
Yes. After our final inspection, the area will be fully cleaned, disinfected, and certified for safe use. We can provide written documentation upon request.
How long does the cleanup process take?
Most biohazard scenes are completed within 1–3 days, depending on size and severity. We provide a timeline after the initial site assessment.
Serving All of Arizona
Our services are available in:
- Phoenix, Glendale, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale
- Tucson, Yuma, Flagstaff, Prescott, and rural counties
- Tribal lands, rental homes, government facilities, commercial properties
Helping You Move Forward, Safely
At T.A.C.T. 48, we understand that the need for biohazard cleanup often comes during a painful or confusing time. Our goal is to lift the burden off your shoulders and restore your space quickly, safely, and respectfully—so you can focus on what comes next.
Contact us anytime—24 hours a day—for emergency service or a free, private consultation.