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Grand RapidsBiohazard Cleanup

Grand Rapids and Kent County

Blood and biohazard cleanup in a vehicle

Cars are small, closed spaces full of fabric and foam. Blood or other fluids get into seats, carpet and the gaps between parts quickly, so this is careful work.

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Gloved hands wiping the front seat of a gray car parked in a garage

What is involved

Seats, carpet and headliner are fabric over foam, and fluids sink in. Seat covers, foam or carpet sometimes have to come out to be replaced. Hard plastics, belts and the gaps around them are cleaned and disinfected.

If the vehicle was part of a crime, police may hold it until they release it. If an insurer is involved, call them before any cleanup, because they may want an adjuster to see it first.

Questions

Common questions

Can the cleanup company come to where the car is?

Many can work at a home, a garage or a lot. Ask on the call.

Is the car worth cleaning?

That depends on the vehicle and how much has to be replaced. The company can tell you what it would remove so you can weigh that against the car's value.

Does auto insurance cover it?

Some comprehensive policies may. Only your insurer can answer for your policy.

Whenever you are ready

One call to find out what the cleanup involves

Nothing has to be decided tonight. Keep the room closed, keep children and pets out, and call when you want to hear the options from someone who does this work.

Speak with a cleanup company

Your call goes to an independent company that works in your ZIP code. Describe what happened, ask how they would handle it and how they set the price, then decide in your own time.

Call (616) 616-9979

Phones answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Calls may be recorded for quality. Read the referral disclosure and the privacy policy.

Call (616) 616-9979