Are your feces cleanup technicians trained for biohazard work?

Yes, the cleanup professionals are certified in biohazard and trauma cleanup and trained in OSHA bloodborne pathogen standards, EPA safety guidelines, and relevant PPE protocols. Code Three Trauma Clean also follows OSHA, EPA, and CDC regulatory standards for hazardous-material handling, decontamination, and disposal.

Can I clean the area myself, or should I hire a professional?

It depends on the amount of waste, affected materials, and whether contamination may have spread beyond the visible area. For extensive or uncertain contamination, avoid disturbing the area and ask for a professional assessment before deciding how to proceed.

Is emergency feces cleanup available at night or on weekends?

Around-the-clock service, including nights and weekends, is available for emergency cleanup situations. Call to describe the incident and confirm response expectations, since timing depends on dispatch details and the circumstances.

Can you help with insurance paperwork, and what affects the cost?

Code Three Trauma Clean can assist with insurance claims and documentation when applicable. Cost depends on the extent of contamination, affected materials, access, and disposal needs, so the team must assess the situation before discussing a specific estimate.

What should I do after the cleanup is finished?

Follow the team’s site-specific guidance and keep people and pets away from any area they identify as needing further attention. Ask for a final review and any available documentation before resuming normal use of the affected space.