Bodily fluid cleanup
Human or animal urine and feces, bodily fluid contamination, and blood cleanup within our permitted scope.
Our Hazmat & Hazardous Cleaning Service is for properties that need enhanced safety precautions, specialized cleaning procedures, additional personal protective equipment (PPE), and controlled handling of contaminated materials.
Our Hazmat & Hazardous Cleaning Service is for properties that need enhanced safety precautions, specialized cleaning procedures, additional personal protective equipment (PPE), and controlled handling of contaminated materials.
Hazardous cleaning is not included in Basic, Deep, Deluxe, Move-In, or Move-Out Cleaning packages. It is priced separately. Standard residential or commercial cleaning pricing does not apply.
The service is charged at an hourly rate per technician. The labor charge is the number of technicians multiplied by the hours worked. If 3 technicians work for 4 hours, the customer is billed for 12 technician labor hours.
Human or animal urine and feces, bodily fluid contamination, and blood cleanup within our permitted scope.
Heavy animal waste accumulation, rodent droppings, and contaminated nesting debris.
Decomposition-related residue within our permitted scope, contaminated surfaces and materials, excessive organic waste, and heavy odor-producing contamination.
Sharps or other potentially hazardous items, plus areas that need enhanced PPE and contamination-control procedures.
Transform neglected spaces with a deep, detailing restore that lifts embedded grime and leaves every surface spotless.




No. Hazmat and hazardous cleaning is not included in Basic, Deep, Deluxe, Move-In, or Move-Out Cleaning. It is a separate service. Standard residential or commercial cleaning pricing does not apply.
Hazmat and hazardous cleaning is charged at an hourly rate per technician. The labor charge is the number of technicians multiplied by the hours worked. If 3 technicians work for 4 hours, the customer is billed for 12 technician labor hours. Final billing is based on actual technician labor hours and any applicable additional charges.
The final price may depend on the severity and type of contamination, the size and condition of the affected area, the number of technicians required, PPE requirements, specialized cleaning chemicals and supplies, contaminated material handling, disposal requirements, specialized equipment, sanitizing or deodorizing treatments, and total labor time. Additional equipment cleaning or decontamination fees may apply when specialized equipment is exposed to hazardous contaminants.
Hazardous cleaning may include human or animal urine and feces, bodily fluid contamination, blood cleanup within our permitted scope, heavy animal waste, rodent droppings and contaminated nesting debris, severe unsanitary conditions, decomposition-related residue within our permitted scope, contaminated surfaces and materials, excessive organic waste, heavy odor-producing contamination, and sharps or other potentially hazardous items that need special handling. Affected hard, nonporous surfaces are cleaned and sanitized. Contaminated materials can be prepared for disposal when permitted, and affected areas receive a post-cleaning sanitizing treatment.
Yes. Customers must disclose all known hazardous or potentially hazardous conditions before technicians enter the property or begin cleaning. If hazardous materials or conditions are discovered after work begins, The Scrubblins reserves the right to stop service immediately, reassess the conditions, require additional PPE or equipment, and adjust the hourly rate or estimated labor before work continues.
The Scrubblins only performs hazardous cleaning that falls within our training, equipment, insurance coverage, and applicable regulatory requirements. Certain situations may require a separately licensed or specialized remediation contractor and may be declined or referred to an appropriate provider.
Each Hazmat and hazardous cleaning is evaluated individually. Photos, videos, or an on-site assessment may be required before an estimated number of labor hours can be provided. Final billing is based on actual technician labor hours and applicable additional charges.