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The BioClean Team

Biohazard cleanup company, Phoenix

Biohazard cleanup company handling hoarding, animal hoarding, gross filth and trauma scene cleanup across the Phoenix area.

About

The BioClean Team is a biohazard and trauma cleanup company. It works in Phoenix and in Maricopa, Pinal, Gila and Yavapai counties, and also operates in Southern California and Nevada. Its hoarding work combines junk and large-item removal with decontamination of waste such as garbage, urine, feces and animal remains. Valuable items are set aside rather than thrown out. It also takes on animal hoarding, gross filth, rodent waste and unattended death cleanup, and can haul household hazardous waste such as paint and motor oil.

The company bills homeowners, renters and car insurance directly and charges on a time-and-materials basis. It answers calls around the clock, and calls go to the owner or a supervisor. Registered nurse Stacy Houston founded the business. It suits families and property owners facing a home with health hazards as well as clutter.

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Good to know

  • Calls go to the owner or a supervisor at any hour, not to a call center. Source
  • Bills homeowners, renters or car insurance directly, with no payment taken at the time of service; coverage is not guaranteed in every case. Source
  • Says it is certified as a hazardous waste material hauler, so it can take household hazardous waste along with everything else in a cleanout. Source
  • Can issue a certification of decontamination based on testing, and provides before-and-after photos and test results. Source
  • Valuable items are pulled out during hoarding cleanups instead of being discarded. Source
  • Available 24/7/365, with same-day scheduling offered. Source

Services

Hoarding cleanup
Junk and large-item removal combined with removal and decontamination of hazardous materials such as garbage, feces, urine and animal remains. Source
Valuable item recovery
Valuable items are separated during a hoarding cleanup so they are not thrown out with the trash. Source
Animal hoarding cleanup
Gross filth cleanup
Removal of garbage, food waste, dirty dishes, urine and feces from homes in unsanitary condition, including properties that may have been condemned. Source
Urine and feces cleanup
Cleanup of human and animal waste, including rodent droppings. Source
Rodent waste removal
Cleaning, disinfecting and bio-rinsing hard surfaces using protective equipment and HEPA filtration; also covers attic insulation, crawl spaces, sheds and vehicles. Source
Unattended death cleanup
Cleanup and disposal of biohazardous materials and contaminated belongings after an unattended death, plus odor removal. Source
Household hazardous waste hauling
Pickup of household hazardous waste such as paint and motor oil as part of a full cleanout. Source
Odor removal
Demolition and hauling

How a job runs

  1. Call at any hour to speak with staff and get a quote
  2. Crew assesses how far the contamination extends
  3. Hazardous materials are removed and the space is cleaned and decontaminated according to regulations and health codes
  4. Area is tested and documented with before-and-after photos
  5. Company works with the insurer to get the bill paid

Credentials it states

  • Licensed, insured and bondable (as claimed) Source
  • Technicians described as OSHA certified for biohazardous waste cleanup, including bloodborne pathogen training Source
  • 40-hour HAZWOPER training Source
  • IICRC certified crime scene, odor, water restoration and applied structural drying technicians Source
  • ABRA certified technicians Source
  • Certified hazardous waste material hauler (as claimed) Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
  • Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
  • Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
  • How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
  • Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?

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This profile is written from The BioClean Team's own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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